The Sunday Telegraph carries a summary of latest findings by Action 2000.

To visit the report live go to:

www.bug2000.co.uk

A brief summary from the Telegraph is shown below.All are at blue or amber with the xception of Local Government.

(States of readiness are characterised by colour coding.

Red.Severe risk of material disruption.There may not be enough time to rectify.

Amber-some risk of material disruption but agreed rectification plans & contingency plans in place

Blue.Assessment has not identified any risk of material disruption.)

Red Amber Blue

5% 95% Electricity Provision MAINS GAS

1% 99% For industry

10% 90% Domestic

100% Water 18% 82% Oil Fuel

3% 97% Oil Production 5% 95% Coal Production

100% Nuclear

100% Telecommunications

100% Financial Processes

9% 91% Essential Food & Groceries

100% Air Transport

100% Air Traffic & Airports

13% 87% Airlines

RAIL NETWORK

100% Safety Systems

30% 70% Operational Systems

25% 75% London Underground

100% Channel Tunnel

ROADS

100% Traffic Control Equipment

10% 90% Road operating Systems

25% 75% Buses

15% 85% Ports

45% 55% Shipping

98% 2% Police

41% 59% Fire Brigades

100% Coastguard Rescue

97% 3% HealthCare

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

1% 93% 6% England & Wales

12% 88% Scotland

100% Benefits Payment

62% 38% Tax Collection

100% Postal Services 14% 86% Weather Forecasting

30% 70% BBC TV & Radio

NB.International elements to services such as transport,finance & communications have not been taken into account.

-- Chris (griffen@globalnet.co.uk), July 25, 1999

Answers

Whoops !!Where did I go wrong on the formatting?

Can somebody hot link to Action 2000 site for me,please.

-- Chris (griffen@globalnet.co.uk), July 25, 1999.

Latest Report

-- pond hopping (sink@or.swim), July 25, 1999.

It looks too good to be true. Is it? Especially with the recent news that many Brit banks will fail as will 30 percent of the top 1000 companies. If it's true, I'm heading for England.

-- Mara Wayne (MaraWAyne@aol.com), July 25, 1999.

Charles

Great work! Sometimes this board is not to kind to HTML formating.

-- Brian (imager@home.com), July 25, 1999.

Charles,

Many thanks

-- Chris (griffen@globalnet.co.uk), July 25, 1999.