Disaster Preparation: I would advise being mindful of the news as it pertains to storm tracking. Gather important papers. Pack a few belongings. Prepare to evacuate as soon as you are instructed so to do.
Answered 10/12/2016
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Have a PLAN: First and FOREMOST is have a FAMILY PLAN ..DISCUSS IT...a place to MEET if there is widespread damage.. Have a DISASTER KIT including Flashlights.(BATTERIES you would be surprised how quickly they WEAR OUT!, Fresh Water ( A Bathtub full is a GOOD IDEA) and canned foold (DO NOT FORGET THE CAN OPENER) Find out WHERE is the SAFEST place in your home Get a TELEPHONE # (In Boston its 311!)
Answered 10/12/2016
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Disaster plan: There are websites that will help you make a list of essential things that you need to have if you are planing to stay in the area of the storm. Otherwise, it is always recommended to evacuate to higher grounds and away from the projected trajectory of the storm. If you need to stay, please try to be secured in a concrete building away from glass windows. Hope this helps.
Answered 2/20/2016
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Evacuate if told to: Otherwise board up your windows and doors and sand bag the perimeter Have 7 days of water and food stores
Answered 8/24/2017
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Make a plan.: In preparation for natural disaster, set aside some healthy storable food. Fill containers, sinks and the tub with fresh water. Most importantly, evacuate if necessary to protect yourself and your family from personal injury.
Answered 10/11/2016
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Please ask Google: I wouldn't be able to give you enough information in this limited answer box. There are multiple websites that deal with "coping with natural disasters" . I think if do do a quick internet search you will find the information you need. Best wishes.
Answered 10/11/2016
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Preparedness: Recommend that you have a 72 hour preparedness kit available at all times for each member of your family. It may save your life ! For a list of recommended contents see: https://www.thoughtco.com/72-hour-kit-for-emergency-preparedness-2159406. Ensure you have enough food & water to last at least 3 days. Fill sinks/ tub with water. Completely fill dead air space in fridge or freezer with bags of
Answered 5/25/2017
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HurricanePreparation: • Stay calm • Plan for shelter • Have emergency supplies of food, water, medications, first aid kit, self-charging torch Radio • Have full gas tank of the vehicles • Keep Important documents in a safe place and take copies with you • Wind and waterproof clothing, sun hats, strong outdoor shoes, • Blankets, sleeping bags • Follow on Radio/TV • Follow advice of Officials. • Evacuate when advised
Answered 9/9/2017
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