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)But there are very few countries where weve got such a close bond and such a unique bond.We helped Americans weather the worst recession in 70 years. and begin the work of remaking America.After the ceremony, where the turkeys were raised. the Navy is providing a variety of oil pollution control equipment. Hayes down to the gulf to assist with coordination and response to the incident. La. today to provide additional basic medical care for responders and residents of coastal communities affected by the oil spillThe mobile medical unit provided by the US Department of Health and Human Services in coordination with the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals will integrate with the local medical community to triage and provide basic care for responders and residents concerned about health effects of the oil spill Patients then can be referred to local healthcare providers or hospitalsGulf Fishing Restrictions Expanded; 74 Percent Remains OpenNOAA extended the northern boundary of the closed fishing area in the Gulf of Mexico up to the Mississippi federal-state water line and portions of the Alabama federal-state water linethis federal closure does not apply to any state waters Closing fishing in these areas is a precautionary measure to ensure that seafood from the Gulf will remain safe for consumersThe closed area now represents 61854 square miles which is slightly less than 26 percent of Gulf of Mexico federal waters This leaves more than 74 percent of Gulf federal waters available for fishing Details can be found at http://seronmfsnoaagov/This extension of the federal fishing closed area due to the Deepwater Horizon/BP oil spill coincides with the June 1 opening of the Gulf of Mexico recreational red snapper season and will affect some areas targeted by charter boat captains and private anglersHowever NOAA Fisheries Service is increasing the level of data collection to more closely monitor the effects of the oil spill on Gulf recreational fishing This will allow the agency to adjust the closure date for recreational fishing seasons as appropriate including the red snapper season which is scheduled to close at 12:01 am July 24Property Damage Claims ProcessedThe administration will continue to hold the responsible parties accountable for repairing the damage and repaying Americans whove suffered a financial loss as a result of the BP oil spill BP continues to process claims via its claims website (wwwbpcom/claims) and its helpline (1-800-440-0858) BP reports that 30619 claims have been opened from which $394 million have been disbursed No claims have been denied to date There are more than 481 claims adjusters on the ground To file a claim visit wwwbpcom/claims or call BPs helpline at 1-800-440-0858 Those who have already pursued the BP claims process and are not satisfied with BPs resolution can call the Coast Guard at (800) 280-7118Air and Ground Wildlife Rescue and Cleanup Assessment Missions ContinueFour wildlife rescue and survey flights were conducted and 28 boat surveillance and recovery teams continue to patrol wetlands beaches and shoreline areas to survey potentially impacted wildlife and assess impact by oilBy the Numbers to Date:More than 20000 personnel are currently responding to protect the shoreline and wildlife and cleanup vital coastlinesMore than 1700 vessels are responding on site including skimmers tugs barges and recovery vessels to assist in containment and cleanup effortsin addition to dozens of aircraft remotely operated vehicles and multiple mobile offshore drilling unitsApproximately 195 million feet of containment boom and 185 million feet of sorbent boom have been deployed to contain the spilland approximately 610000 feet of containment boom and 18 million feet of sorbent boom are availableApproximately 135 million gallons of an oil-water mix have been recoveredApproximately 950000 gallons of total dispersant have been deployed740000 on the surface and 210000 subsea More than 430000 gallons are available17 staging areas are in place and ready to protect sensitive shorelines including: Dauphin Island Ala,Progress Continues in Drilling Relief WellsThe Development Driller III and Development Driller II continue to drill the first relief well to a depth of 12, Rome.
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