20. At the incident scene, who handles media inquires? A. Media Relations Specialist B. Communications Officer C. Public Information Officer D. External Affairs Specialist

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User: 20. At the incident scene, who handles media inquires? A. Media Relations Specialist B. Communications Officer C. Public Information Officer D. External Affairs Specialist

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User: 19. After being deployed and arriving on scene at an incident, the first task for response personnel is to: A. Check in and receive an assignment. B. Locate and assist response personnel. C. Record and report resource allocation. D. Search for potential incident survivors.

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At the incident scene, Public Information Officer handles media inquires.

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After being deployed and arriving on scene at an incident, the first task for response personnel is to: Check in and receive an assignment.

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