On July 18, 2001, a train carrying hazardous chemicals derailed and caught fire in a downtown Baltimore tunnel, causing a near shutdown of the city and burning so hot that firefighters couldn't reach the flames for 8 hours. At one point, all major highways into the city were blocked off, a Baltimore Orioles game at nearby Camden Yards was canceled, and the Inner Harbor was closed to boat traffic. A water-main break near the tunnel added to the chaos, causing the collapse of part of a major thoroughfare and power outages. Select your strategy: Given the criticality of public information, the Incident Commander should not delegate the media and liaison functions. Given that this is a Hazardous Materials Accident, assign the Safety Officer to work in the Operations Section. Given the magnitude of this incident, assign all Command Staff immediately to support the Incident Commander