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After a disaster, if you’re trapped under debris, don't shout for help. Signal rescuers by tapping on something solid.
about 9 hours ago
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After an earthquake, be prepared for aftershocks. Continue to drop, cover and hold on for each one.
about 22 hours ago
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Stay healthy when you travel. Wash your hands frequently, use hand sanitizer and avoid touching your face.
10:41 AM Nov 23rd
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You don't have to assemble your emergency kit all at once. Start with food and water, then add more items as you can.
10:33 PM Nov 22nd
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Visiting out of town relatives? Ask one of them to be your out of town emergency contact and offer to be theirs.
10:53 AM Nov 22nd
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Never put butter on a burn. Treat a mild burn with cool running water. If it blisters, see a doctor.
9:22 PM Nov 21st
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Traveling this season? Learn about the risk of hurricanes, tornadoes, floods or other hazards at your destination.
11:54 AM Nov 21st
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After an earthquake, be careful when opening cabinets and closets. Objects may have shifted and tumble out.
10:29 PM Nov 20th
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Tincture of iodine (2% solution) can be used to purify drinking water. Add 5 drops per quart of water, then wait 30 minutes.
10:11 AM Nov 20th
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The Red Cross offers internships for undergrad and grad students. Learn more at .
10:27 PM Nov 19th
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Hang mirrors and framed art with closed hooks, so they don’t bounce off the walls during an earthquake.
9:47 AM Nov 19th
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Your safety is your first priority. Always check the area for hazards before helping an injured person.
9:50 PM Nov 18th
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For more disaster preparedness info, check out our new website: .
7:30 AM Nov 18th
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Review your homeowner’s insurance policy. Are you covered in case of an earthquake or flood?
9:49 PM Nov 17th
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After a disaster, both pets and wild animals may be frightened and behave unpredictably. Be gentle and cautious with them.
9:24 AM Nov 17th
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Ask your doctor for sample packs of your prescription medications to keep in your emergency kit.
10:32 PM Nov 16th
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Power out for more than four hours? Check the internal temperature of your refrigerated food. Above 40 degrees – throw it out.
10:16 AM Nov 16th
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Fire can spread faster than you think. A small fire can become a major blaze in under a minute.
9:12 PM Nov 15th
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Kids need to be prepared, too. The Red Cross offers puppet shows with characters from Sesame Street. For more info, call (310) 477-2172.
11:28 AM Nov 15th
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Know your tsunami risk. How high above sea level is your home? How many miles from the coast?
10:05 PM Nov 14th
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