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Bottled
water stored in sealed, unbreakable containers.
Include at least 1 gallon per person per day.
Water should be replaced every six months. |
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Unscented
bleach or iodine tablets to disinfect water
only if directed by health office. Also include
an eyedropper to add bleach to the water. |
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Food
that will not spoil and requires no cooking,
such as canned food, dry cereals, and granola
bars. Also include a manual can opener and
eating utensils. |
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Portable
battery-powered or wind-up radio. |
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First
aid kit. |
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Whistle
to signal for help. |
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Flashlight
with fresh batteries. |
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Cash,
coins, and a credit card. |
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Special
needs items, such as prescription medications,
extra eyeglasses, contact lenses, contact lens
solution, sanitation hygiene items, and hearing
aid batteries. |
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Extra
clothing and blankets or sleeping bags. |
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Copies
of your prescriptions, immunization records,
and identification cards. |
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A
multi-purpose dry chemical fire extinguisher. |
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Tools,
a map of the local area, and any other items
to meet your unique needs. |
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Additional
Items to Include for Pets and Service Animals: |
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Dry
food. |
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Water. |
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Litter
Pan. |
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Copies
of important documents, such as vaccination
and medical records, sealed in a waterproof
plastic bag. |
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Pet
carrier, leash/harness. |
| ____ |
Needed
medications. |
| ____ |
Current
photograph of each pet to prove ownership
if you need to retrieve them from a pet
shelter. |
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Disaster
Supplies for a Chemical or Radiological Attack: |
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Soap. |
| ____ |
Antibacterial
gel. |
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Additional
water for washing. |
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Rolls
of duct tape and plastic sheeting to cover
doors, windows, vents, and outlets in the room
where you will take shelter. Pre- measure and
cut your plastic sheeting in advance to save
time during an emergency. |
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Plastic
bags and gloves.
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