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Natural Disaster Safety Guide

This document provides information about different types of disasters including fire, earthquake, flood, landslide, and tsunami. It explains what each disaster is and provides safety tips for each one. For fires, it advises to stop, drop, and roll. For earthquakes it says to drop, cover, and hold on. For floods it gives steps like turning off power and water, boiling water, and avoiding contact with floodwater. For landslides and tsunamis it instructs moving to higher ground. Emergency contact numbers are also provided. The purpose is to educate about disaster preparedness and safety.

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Natural Disaster Safety Guide

This document provides information about different types of disasters including fire, earthquake, flood, landslide, and tsunami. It explains what each disaster is and provides safety tips for each one. For fires, it advises to stop, drop, and roll. For earthquakes it says to drop, cover, and hold on. For floods it gives steps like turning off power and water, boiling water, and avoiding contact with floodwater. For landslides and tsunamis it instructs moving to higher ground. Emergency contact numbers are also provided. The purpose is to educate about disaster preparedness and safety.

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BOOKS

THIS BOOK BELONGS TO


CONTENT

FIRE DISASTER

EARTHQUAKE

FLOOD DISASTER

LANDSLIDE

TSUNAMI
A sudden event, such as an accident or
a natural catastrophe, that causes great
damage or loss of life

A disaster is a serious disruption, occurring over


a relatively short time, of the functioning of a
community or a society involving widespread human,
material, economic or environmental loss and impacts,
which exceeds the ability of the affected
community or society .
A fire can be life- threatening

FIRE IS FAST !
FIRE IS HOT !
FIRE IS DARK !
FIRE IS DEADLY !
If you see a house on fire.
call 999from a safe place.
Say My name is
there is a house on fire

999
1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

0 #
*

PRESS 9 THREE TIMES


IN
IN CASE
CASE OF
OF FIRE
FIRE
HERE WHAT YOU DO
'HOP' 'FLOP' 'BOWL'
1
STOP

2
DROP

3
ROLL
LET'S LEARN EARTHQUAKE !

An earthquake is a sudden,
rapid shaking of the earth caused by the
shifting of rock beneath the earths surface.
HERE WHAT YOU SHOULD
DO WHEN EARTHQUAKE

DROP

COVER

HOLD ON
LET'S LEARN FLOOD!

Floods are among the most frequent and


costly natural disasters.
Flooding often occurs following a hurricane,
or several days of sustained rain.
Flash floods occur suddenly, due to rapidly
rising water along a stream or low-lying area.
Learn what to do to keep your loved ones safe!
DURING FLOOD

1 OFF 2
OFF OFF
BOIL

Boil tap water until water sources


Turn OFF the power and water have declared safe.
3
AVOID
OFF

Avoid contact with floodwater

DON'T

4
Dont use gas or electrical appliances
that have been flooded.

5
5
OFF

Turn OFF the power and water

Dispose of any food that comes into c


ontact with flood water .
STEPS TO TAKE

Move immediately to higher ground


or stay on high ground.

Avoid walking or driving through flood waters.


Turn Around, Dont Drown!
LET'S LEARN LANDSLIDE!

Landslides have occurred in almost every state


and can cause significant damage.
The term landslide describes downhill
earth movements that can move slowly and cause damage
gradually, or move rapidly, destroying property and taking lives
suddenly and unexpectedly.
Most landslides are caused by natural forces or events,
such as heavy rain and gravity.
PRESS 9 THREE TIMES

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

0 #
*

If you see a house on landslide.


call police from a safe place.
Say My name is
there is a house on landslide.
DURING LANDSLIDE

1 OFF
OFF

DON'T

3
3 OFF

Turn OFF the power and water

Dispose of any food


LET'S LEARN TSUNAMI !

Tsunami are giant walls of water.

Tsunami can form walls of water


(known as tsunami bores) but tsunamis
normally have the appearance of
a fast-rising and fast-receding flood.
They can be similar to a tide cycle
occurring in just 10 to 60 minutes
instead of 12 hours.
STEPS TO TAKE

Hold on to protect yourself

Move immediately to higher ground


or stay on high ground.
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