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Step 5: Have Fourteen Days Emergency Supplies Food These are suggested items and amounts for each adult for 14 days in shelter. Milk: 14 cans (6-oz) or 6 cans (15-oz) evaporated milk or 1-lb dried skim milk Vegetables: 6 cans (15 or 20-oz) – beans, peas, tomatoes Fruits: 6 cans (15 or 20-oz) – peaches
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Step 6: Know How to Prevent and Fight Fires The heat from the fire-ball lasts about 15 seconds and would create fires which are no different from the fires you see in peacetime. They can be put out with water and extinguishers, and if each survivor were able to put out a small fire quickly,
Step 7: Know First Aid and Home Nursing The acquisition of First Aid and Home Nursing skills prepares individuals to serve effectively in a national emergency. The survival of the injured or sick members of your family may become your responsibility. The main objectives of training individuals in first aid and home nursing are: (1)
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Step 8: Know Emergency Cleanliness The problems of garbage and human waste disposal can be solved even if fallout keeps you in the shelter. Put all your garbage in tightly covered garbage pails. After using your emergency toilet, you should tie human waste in waterproof plastic (polyethylene) bags and place them in the garbage pail.
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Step 9: Know How to Get Rid of Radioactive Dust If you suspect that your clothes have fallout on them, remove your outer clothing before you come inside your home and leave it outside. Don’t shake these clothes inside the house or shelter. You would only scatter the fallout grit and create unnecessary danger to
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Step 10: Know your Municipal Plan Most municipalities in Canada have emergency plans to deal with both peacetime disasters and a nuclear attack situation. These include the details of how welfare, health, police, public utilities, fire and other emergency services will operate. Some larger communities have developed plans to assist in the evacuation of those who would choose to leave before
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Step 11: Have a Plan for your Family and Yourself The best way to arrive at a workable plan which will be remembered by your family is to practise it. If you plan on building an emergency shelter, try it now to find out if you have enough material, how much help you’ll need, if your proposed area
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Pineapple Grenade Steel 2012 90 x 26 x 33 inches / 230 x 66 x 84 cm