In Time of Emergency - A Citizen's Handbook on Nuclear Attack, Natural Disasters (1968) by United States. Office of Civil Defense
page 59 of 103 (57%)
page 59 of 103 (57%)
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BEFORE AN EMERGENCY 1. Follow the normal fire prevention rules given in this chapter. 2. Keep on hand at home the basic fire fighting tools mentioned in this chapter. DURING AN EMERGENCY 1. Close doors, windows, venetian blinds, shades, and drapes in your house. 2. Unless otherwise advised, fill buckets and other containers with water, for emergency fire fighting as well as other purposes. 3. If a fire should occur, fight it promptly, following the recommended procedures. FIRE HAZARDS Fire, always a danger, could be even more of a disaster during a nuclear attack emergency when the fire department might not be available to help you. Also, the risk of fire would be greater at that time. Normal fire-prevention rules are of special importance in an emergency. They include familiar commonsense precautions such as not allowing trash |
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