Preparedness is Everyone's Job
In times of disaster, you have the responsibility to safeguard yourself and your family. During the first few hours or days following a disaster, essential services may not be available and emergency workers may be in short supply. Depending on the severity, you must be ready to act independently. If you educate yourself about these potential hazards, learn how to recognize them, and plan for them, you can go a long way toward safeguarding yourself and your family.
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