In Time of Emergency - A Citizen's Handbook on Nuclear Attack, Natural Disasters (1968) by United States. Office of Civil Defense
page 12 of 103 (11%)
page 12 of 103 (11%)
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* A basement corner below ground level, or a storm cellar, is the best place to improvise fallout protection. * For the best possible protection, use heavy and dense materials for shielding. * PREPARE EMERGENCY SUPPLIES (See Chapter 6, page 39) Especially important are: * Water and other liquids. * Food requiring no cooking. * Special medicines. * CONSERVE EMERGENCY SUPPLIES; MAINTAIN SANITATION (See Chapter 7, page 45) * REDUCE FIRE HAZARDS (See Chapter 8, page 51) * KNOW THE BASICS OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE (See Chapter 9, page 55) If no doctor is available, especially important are actions to: |
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