Nobody likes to think that a disaster can happen at work, at school, at home or even while on vacation, however the truth of the matter is that we live in a dynamic and changing environment. Out of season storms, tornados, hurricanes, fire, floods, earthquakes even become inconvenient and potentially threatening facts of life, so we must be ready to accept it.

The first step in preparing for a disaster is to identify potential risks in your area is. Emergency Plan would prepare for tropical storms and potential flooding.
The next step is to sit down with all members of the family, when disaster strikes, so it is best to devise a communication plan that will connect all if separated. Where find each other? How did they contact you? Who will take care of the dog? It is recommended to identify a contact out of state, a close friend or family member whose residence would not be affected by the disaster, to notify they are safe.

When disaster strikes, it can be much easier to make a long distance call to call someone within the area. If you have an out of state to help communicate, remember that unless it is an emergency, it is better to send a text message each other to make a phone call.

Once you have discussed the communication plan, it is important to put together an emergency kit. In the event of a disaster, you and your family have to survive own for a few days. You should consider having enough food, water and supplies to last for 72 hours.


Remember to put together or buy a Emergency Survival Kit of basic first aid and hygiene items such as soap, disinfectant, antibacterial wipes may require for three days. Save this smaller emergency kit in your car version, perhaps accompanied by some blankets stored under the seat along with a phone charger. You never know when you might be stranded on the side of the road due to an emergency. Be prepared for a few hours of time costs a few dollars. Given the potential benefits do not you think the responsible thing?
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