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Yahoo
02-07-2025
- General
- Yahoo
DEMA to test Emergency Alert System, nuclear-generating station sirens in Delaware in July
The Delaware Emergency Management Agency will test local emergency sirens in July. On July 1, at 7:20 p.m., DEMA, Delaware State Police and the Public Service Enterprise Group Inc. will conduct a quarterly test of the Alert and Notification system for the Salem and Hope Creek nuclear-generating stations in Salem County, New Jersey. During the test, which is done to monitor the integrity of the siren system, sirens will be activated for three to five minutes, followed by a test message of the Emergency Alert System on local radio stations, according to There are 37 sirens in Delaware within a 10-mile radius of the nuclear-generating stations. These sirens cover an area north of Delaware City, west of Middletown, and south of Woodland Beach. During an actual emergency, the sirens would produce a series of steady three- to five-minute siren sounds that would alert residents to turn their radio to an EAS station for emergency instructions and information, according to For more information about the test, call DEMA at 877-SAY-DEMA (877-729-3362) or (302) 659-3362 and ask for Stephen Davis. New Jersey-Delaware battle? NJ senator wants to rename Delaware Bay – Trump style – and take land from the First State Sneak peek: Delaware State Fair 2025 entertainment preview: Racing Corgis, Fluffy comedian & more Got a tip or a story idea? Contact Krys'tal Griffin at kgriffin@ This article originally appeared on Delaware News Journal: DEMA to test alert system for nuclear-generating stations in July
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Business Standard
02-07-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
Nifty, Bank Nifty key levels as indices falter; 3 breakout stocks to watch
Nifty index opened positively but witnessed some pressure and failed to hold its opening high and could not cross the 25,600 mark. Minor profit booking was seen till midday until it took support at the 25,500 levels and witnessed consolidation for the rest of the session. Buyers attempted to stabilise prices near support levels but struggled to overcome the early selling pressure zone. Despite the tug of war within a band of less than 100 points, it managed to close near 25,550 levels in minor gains. It formed a Doji sort of a candle and an inside bar on the daily frame, and now if it manages to hold above 25500, an up move could be seen toward the 25,650 and 25,750 zones, while supports can be seen at 25,400, then the 25,250 zones. On the option front, Maximum Call OI is at 25,600 then 26,000 strike, while Maximum Put OI is at 25,500 then 25,000 strike. Call writing is seen at 25550 then 25600 strike, while Put writing is seen at 25,500 then 25,400 strike. Option data suggests a broader trading range between 25,000 to 26,000 zones, while an immediate range is between 25,300 to 25,700 levels. Bank Nifty index opened on a positive note but failed to sustain at higher zones as it tested the 57,150 zone in the opening hour. However, it witnessed a steady up-move from the lows, which lifted the index towards the 57,500 zone. It formed a small-bodied candle with a longer lower shadow, which indicates that support base buying is visible. However, it negated the higher-highs formation of the last three sessions. Now it has to hold above 57250 zones for an up move towards 57,615, then new life high territory towards 58000 levels, while on the downside, support is seen at 57,000, then 56,750 zones. Buy PNB | CMP: ₹113 | SL: ₹110 | Target ₹118 PNB Stock has broken out of a consolidation zone with a large-bodied bullish candle and higher-than-average traded volumes. The MACD indicator is giving a bullish crossover, which confirms the upward momentum. Buy Bharat Dynamics | CMP: ₹1,980 | SL: ₹1,895 | Target: ₹2,155 Bharat Dynamics Share Price has retested its breakout zone on the daily chart and headed up. It is respecting its 20 DEMA support zones with sight dips being brought into. The ADX line is rising, which confirms the strength of the uptrend. Buy Titan | CMP: ₹3,700 | SL: ₹3,645 | Target: ₹3,825
Yahoo
29-06-2025
- General
- Yahoo
DEMA to test Emergency Alert System, nuclear-generating station sirens in Delaware in July
The Delaware Emergency Management Agency will test local emergency sirens in July. On July 1, at 7:20 p.m., DEMA, Delaware State Police and the Public Service Enterprise Group Inc. will conduct a quarterly test of the Alert and Notification system for the Salem and Hope Creek nuclear-generating stations in Salem County, New Jersey. During the test, which is done to monitor the integrity of the siren system, sirens will be activated for three to five minutes, followed by a test message of the Emergency Alert System on local radio stations, according to There are 37 sirens in Delaware within a 10-mile radius of the nuclear-generating stations. These sirens cover an area north of Delaware City, west of Middletown, and south of Woodland Beach. During an actual emergency, the sirens would produce a series of steady three- to five-minute siren sounds that would alert residents to turn their radio to an EAS station for emergency instructions and information, according to For more information about the test, call DEMA at 877-SAY-DEMA (877-729-3362) or (302) 659-3362 and ask for Stephen Davis. New Jersey-Delaware battle? NJ senator wants to rename Delaware Bay – Trump style – and take land from the First State Sneak peek: Delaware State Fair 2025 entertainment preview: Racing Corgis, Fluffy comedian & more Got a tip or a story idea? Contact Krys'tal Griffin at kgriffin@ This article originally appeared on Delaware News Journal: DEMA to test alert system for nuclear-generating stations in July
Hans India
03-06-2025
- Business
- Hans India
Trade Setup for June 4: Key support in focus after Nifty's 290-point slide
The Nifty continued its downward drift on Tuesday, falling for a third straight session and losing a total of 290 points in just three days. Despite opening 70 points higher, the index couldn't hold its gains and reversed sharply from the intraday high of 24,850 to close 174 points lower at 24,542. This decline puts the Nifty just above its crucial support of 24,500. Analysts say a breach below the previous swing low of 24,462 could escalate selling pressure, potentially dragging the index toward the next support zones of 24,400–24,300, or even further down to the 50 DEMA near 24,185. Meanwhile, the broader market sentiment remained weak. The Nifty Bank index, which hit a record high of 56,161 in early trade, slipped 303 points to settle at 55,600. Only Nifty Realty and Media managed to stay afloat, with Realty gaining 1% amid expectations of an RBI rate cut in its upcoming June 6 policy review. Oil & Gas was the day's worst-performing index, while fertiliser stocks staged a strong rally with several counters surging over 15% on favorable global cues and positive weather forecasts. Foreign institutional investors were net sellers, while domestic investors absorbed some pressure as net buyers. Technical experts believe the Nifty is currently consolidating within a broader 24,500–25,000 range. Nagaraj Shetti of HDFC Securities stated that a breakdown below current levels may accelerate a slide toward lower support areas. Rupak De of LKP Securities highlighted that a close below 24,500 might trigger fresh short positions, pushing the index towards 24,000. However, holding above this level could pave the way for a rebound toward 24,700–24,750. The index has now closed below both its 20-day EMA and SMA, signaling short-term weakness. The near-term resistance has now shifted lower to 24,845, marking a critical barrier for any recovery attempt. With the RBI's monetary policy decision on the horizon, markets are likely to remain volatile. Traders and investors are advised to stay cautious and watch for a decisive move beyond the 24,500–24,800 range.
