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1. Mr. Uday Pal(PGT Computer)
School Name: Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya, Viveknagar
India, Mob: 09862210405, sbiuday@gmail.com
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2.  Types of disasters
 Warning Systems
 Actions to take
 Emergency Kits
 Communications Plan
 Insurance
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 City of Edmonton
Emergency Operation
Centre is ready 24
hours a day, 7 days a
week to co-ordinate
the City’s emergency
response to a disaster.
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6.  Be aware of the
potential hazards in
your community
 Learn the Warning
Systems in your area:
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7.  English
 French
 Spanish
 Hindi
 Punjabi
 Chinese
 Vietnamese
 Arabic
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ALBERTA 1-CALL
is the free and easy way to avoid
damaging gas, electric and other
utility lines that could be buried
as close as a few inches
underground.
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9.  Listen to the local radio or TV and follow
instructions.
 Shut off utilities if instructed to do so.
 Take your evacuation kit.
 Ensure your pets are cared for.
 Lock up your home.
 Register at the Reception Centre.
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10.  Go inside.
 Close all windows and doors.
 Turn off furnace and exhaust fans.
 Listen to the local radio or TV for further
instructions. Keep phone lines free.
 If odour is strong, seal an inside room
with wet towels at the base of the door.
 Breathe through a damp towel to filter
air.
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11.  Summer storms can
bring heavy rain, high
winds, hail, intense
lightning and even
tornadoes, all of
which can damage
property and threaten
lives.
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12.  Winter storms bring
the dangers of high
winds, extremely low
temperatures and
heavy snowfall or
freezing rain. If
caught in a blizzard,
seek shelter and wait
out the storm.
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13.  Caused by rainfall
intensity and
duration.
 Go to higher ground.
 Listen to the local
radio.
 Avoid already flooded
areas and fast flowing
water.
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14.  Wash hands often.
 Cover coughs and sneezes with tissues.
Cough into your sleeve.
 Stay away from others as much as possible
when sick.
 Stay home from work and school if you
become sick.
 Get an annual flu shot.
 Get plenty of rest and strive to stay
healthy with proper nutrition and
exercise.
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15.  Leave immediately if you
smell natural gas inside a
building.
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16.  Always assume that downed lines are
energized. Keep back a minimum of 10
metres (33 feet) from the wires or
anything in contact with the wires.
 Warn others in the area of the danger.
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18.  Ready-to-eat and
high-energy foods for
3 days
 Manual can opener
 Bottled water
 Extra prescription
medications
 Baby supplies, special
needs items
 Lanterns, flashlights,
lightsticks
 Battery-operated
radios, batteries
 Alternate heat
sources
 Extra warm clothing
and blankets
 Cash
 First aid kit
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19.  Flashlight
 Flares or reflective
triangle
 First aid kit
 Basic tools including a
shovel
 Extra clothing
including hats and
gloves
 Booster cables
 Sand or kitty litter
 Ice scraper and brush
 Blanket
 Non-perishable high
energy food
 Water
 Small candle in a tin
can, waterproof
matches
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20.  Food and water for
three days
 Disposable litter trays
 Litter or paper towels
 Feeding dishes
 Extra leash
 Pet’s blanket
 Photo of your pet
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21.  Home insurance
 Tenant insurance
 Student insurance for living in residence
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