STEP FIVE – EMERGENCY KITS
You should have at least four different emergency kits:
- 72-Hour Kit
- Automobile Emergency Kit
- Go-Bag
- Home First-Aid and Medical Supplies
Emergency 72-Hour Kits
What is the purpose of an emergency 72-hour kit? Suppose you and your family need to evacuate your home due to an emergency. In that case, you should have an emergency 72-hour (or 96-hour) emergency kit ready. Why should I consider a 96-hour kit? Unfortunately, most emergencies will last more than three days. You may…
Automobile Emergency Kit Emergency Preparedness
Backpack to carry essentials snack water car utilities, jumper cables, flares, paper, fire extinguisher
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GO-BAG PREPARE FOR EMERGENCIES
A go-bag is a kit that you pre-pack for unexpected evacuations. This site suggests that you have a 72-hour (or 96-hour) kit in addition to a go-bag. What is the difference? Your 72-hour kits will consist of essential items that you may need for 3-4 days without outside help. A scenario that can help you…
MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND FIRST AID EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND FIRST AID KNOWLEDGE Step 9 THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION. PLEASE CHECK BACK LATER! What supplies should you have on hand for at home emergencies? What classes can you to take to expand your knowledge? Do you have medical or first aid books on hand? What if computer/internet or power was not…
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WAY TO GO!