Being prepared for an emergency greatly reduces the risk of harm to you, your loved ones, and your property. Disaster-resilient communities are made up of people who practice ‘everyday readiness’ such as knowing your neighbours, making sure your cell phone is always charged and your gas tank is at least half full, and buying a few extra tins of food each time you’re at the store. Here are four simple steps to better prepare you to face a range of emergencies:
Residents and businesses must be prepared to be self-sufficient for at least three days or more following a major emergency such as an earthquake or flood.
Here are four simple steps to better prepare your family to face a range of emergencies:
During an emergency, you may need to leave your home immediately. A grab-and-go bag will help you through the next 12-24 hours. It should be personalized for each member of your family, including infants.
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