Cat 3 Rail Medical Yatala is a rail medical facility located in the South East Queensland area. They provide emergency services to the public during Cat 1, Cat 2, and Cat 3 events. Below are some things you can do before an emergency occurs at this Cat:
1) Make sure you have your 6-month supply of medications with you at all times.
2) Carry any personal medication needs in a bag that is easily accessible.
3) Keep an extra set of clothes for yourself or family members in your car in case of an emergency.
This Cat also covers the following areas: Cat 3 Rail Medical Yatala, Cat Rail Emergency Services. The Cat has a landing zone in these locations as well: South East Queensland Landing Zone, Train Stations near you Landing Zones. There is more than just one train station that is covered and here they all are listed below: Beenleigh Station, Coomera Railway Station North/South Line, Helensvale Station North/South Line, Gold Coast Airport Terminal Link Shuttle Bus Stop (Nerang) for G-Link Trains Only. It will be important to know if you ever need this service or have friends who may need it because some stations can only handle certain types of trains but others can handle both types.
It is important to keep in mind that they do not permit pets and this includes guide dogs as well. This means, if you are using the Medical Yatala service then no one will be able to bring their pet on board with them for safety reasons during an emergency evacuation of the train.
While most people may know this already, there is always a possibility of new passengers coming along and needing guidance about what exactly it requires during an emergency evacuation. This is a small guide to help prepare you for this possibility.
- You MUST have photo identification with you at all times.
- Up to two small items of luggage are permitted per passenger. This is generally in line with what is allowed on most public transport services, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone.
- Luggage must be able to fit into the overhead storage or under the seat.
Anything that doesn’t meet these requirements will have to be left behind during an emergency evacuation. So if you’re traveling with large pieces of luggage, make sure you can store them safely away from the path of escape.
We hope this information has been useful to you.
