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Crisis Situations

Surviving Tip!
In crisis situations, the key to survive is communication. Find a radio.

Normal functioning of country condition
When administation, economy and other department of social life are working normaly like everyday but appering danger can disappear by normal actions.
Extraordinary condition
Condition of natural disaster, special condition, lockdown- when we have special danger, require special and unusual actions and resoures from laws and rules aren't enough.
War condition
I think do you know what is it....if not....this is hell on Earth...Oh and war is in relation to other county(-ies).

(This is the Polish conditions, in your country it can other)

Caustions

Natural:
-Strong winds,tornado
-Plentiful rain
-Extremal air temperature
-Drought
-Volcanic eruptions
-Earthquake
-Fire
-Avalanche
Civilian-Economical:
-Sickness epidemic
-Chemical and biological pollutions
-Rise of radioactivity of water, earth, air
-Problems to supply gas, eletrical energy, water
-Problems in transport
-Pollution of environment
-Accident in factories
-Rise intensity of UV
Social-political:
-A lot of migrations in country
-Problems in public order(strikes etc.)
-Terrorism
-War

What to do when goverment will announcement alarm of tornado and other strong winds?

-You need to know where you can cut off water,gas, energy.
-You need to know how to commnicate with persons(family,friends) where they are.
-Check condition of roof and other part of building.
-Learn inmates (family,friends) how to call local services (police etc.).
-Remove thing from balconies and parapets. These things can be dangerous.
-Close all doors and windows.
-Park vehicles in safety distance from trees, pillars, sings and other things what wind can broke. They can broke your vehicle!
-Supply First Aid Kit.
-Prepare supply of flashlight, candles,bateies,lighters or matches. Prepare radio too!
-Prepare necessary things to evacuation.

Hope you enjoyed! And I hope you know what to do now! Stay safe!