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• electrical damage - switch off
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deposit box) so you have identifica
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• If washing dishes or clothes, m
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Know how to shut off power - Know w
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Wildfires are intense fires that ar
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What are YOU gonna do about…AFLOO
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AFTER AFLOOD (OR HEAVY RAIN):Things
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Stay put - Stay inside until the en
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transportation accident involving h
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Strange vapors or danger - Report a
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Typhoon - used in Northwest Pacific
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IF IN A MULTI-STORY BUILDING - Go t
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What are YOU gonna do about…ANUCL
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What is Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)
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IF AN EXPLOSION OR BLAST - (like fr
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What are YOU gonna do about…TERRO
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Stay current on threats - Both U.S.
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GUARDED (Blue) - a general risk of
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HIGH (Orange) - credible intelligen
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SEVERE (Red) - terrorist attack has
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Cyber attacks target computer netwo
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• Animals and insects - some dise
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Plague - is caused by a bacterium c
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shoes that are contaminated but don
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or ticks) and found in soil, water
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Be ready to evacuate - Listen to lo
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A known terrorist tactic combines b
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(eyes, throat, or lungs), an acid i
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made and originally developed to ki
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• Breathing problems or disease -
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AFTER tips developed by FEMA and th
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Don’t panic -- Listen - Stay calm
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What if you or someone in your offi
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If radioactive materials were possi
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What are YOU gonna do about…ATHUN
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What are YOU gonna do about…ATORN
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DURING A TORNADO:Listen - Use a bat
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• Advisory - an earthquake has oc
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What are YOU gonna do about…AVOLC
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• Listen for creaking on your roo
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• calcium chloride - good for mel
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TIPS ON RECOVERING FROM ADISASTERUn
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Watch your temper - Stress will mak
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GETTING HELP: DISASTER ASSISTANCE
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• Obtain loans and grants - local
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TIPS ON USING HOUSEHOLD FOODSCOOKIN
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TIPS ON SANITATION OF HUMAN WASTEIn
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DEALING WITH DEATH OR MASS CASUALTI
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RED CROSS FIRST AID SERVICESAND PRO
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What are YOU gonna do about…AN EM
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TIPS ON CALLING FOR AN AMBULANCEWhe
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What are YOU gonna do about…BITES
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(pee) which reduces the stinging pa
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Things to watch for…Puncture mark
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Scorpions will sting anything that
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What are YOU gonna do about…BLEED
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What are YOU gonna do about…BREAT
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What are YOU gonna do about…BROKE
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• DO NOT remove any item that sti
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What are YOU gonna do about…CHOKI
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What are YOU gonna do about…COLD-
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What are YOU gonna do about…CONVU
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What are YOU gonna do about…DROWN
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FOREIGN OBJECT IN EARIf something c
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If the injury is from a chemical:
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What are YOU gonna do about…HEART
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CPR POSITION FOR ADULTS (8 YEARS &
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CPR POSITION FOR INFANTS (UNDER 1 Y
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• Put victim on their side to kee
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What are YOU gonna do about…INFEC
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Staphylococcus aureus or MRSA) and
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POISON - INHALED BY BREATHINGReview
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Illustration 3-4Poison IvyIllustrat
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POISON - SWALLOWEDSee TERRORISM (in
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What are YOU gonna do about…A STR
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200 www.itsadisaster.net or call 1-
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ABOUT THE AMERICAN RED CROSS:Extrac
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ABOUT THE FEDERAL EMERGENCYMANAGEME
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STATE & TERRITORY EMERGENCY MANAGEM
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Nebraska Emergency Management Agenc
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warning and disaster tracking servi
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ABOUT PUBLIC SAFETY CANADAExtracted
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• TRAINING AND EDUCATIONThe Canad
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INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF RED CRO
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need. MRC volunteers work in coordi
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APPENDIX BBusiness Continuity(Plan
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• If possible, know who’s in th
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• Other Businesses/Immediate Neig
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Cyber threats - Computer crime and
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Web links - The following list incl
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Jane’s (company offers comprehens
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fires, and radioactive fallout (res
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Detection - You cannot see, smell,
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• More serious symptoms - person
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Indoor shelter shielding - Below ar
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Protect yourself - Review this Appe
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deadly the first few days without p
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APPENDIX EThe following SAMPLE GUID
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United States is not immune from ac
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. Everyone should stay focused on t
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AcronymsUsed in preceding 6-page
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American Heart Association. 2005 Gu
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Centers for Disease Control and Pre
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Harvard Center for Risk Analysis. U
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Survivor Industries, Inc. “The Wa
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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES& WEB SITESAMER
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Heart and Stroke Foundation of Cana
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INDEXAactivated charcoal, first aid
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sunburn, first aid treatment, 167bu
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treatment, 104choking, first aid tr
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facts and figures, 2-8family emerge
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volunteer programs (Citizen Corps /
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safety information, 65-68shelter-in
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fires, 35, 55-56floods, 33-34landsl
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emergency shelters and, 15, 139evac
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iotoxin (also considered a chemical
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cyber attacks, 81, 89-90DCEMA’s T
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