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    The document provides safety tips and instructions for staying safe during an emergency situation. It recommends having a one week supply of water, non-perishable food, flashlight, batteries, radio, medication, sanitation items, copies of documents, and emergency contacts. It warns to stay inside with locked windows and avoid corded phones, electrical appliances, and plumbing during storms, as lightning often strikes the same places repeatedly, especially tall isolated objects. For more information, visit the listed websites.

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    The document provides safety tips and instructions for staying safe during an emergency situation. It recommends having a one week supply of water, non-perishable food, flashlight, batteries, radio, medication, sanitation items, copies of documents, and emergency contacts. It warns to stay inside with locked windows and avoid corded phones, electrical appliances, and plumbing during storms, as lightning often strikes the same places repeatedly, especially tall isolated objects. For more information, visit the listed websites.

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    The document provides safety tips and instructions for staying safe during an emergency situation. It recommends having a one week supply of water, non-perishable food, flashlight, batteries, radio, medication, sanitation items, copies of documents, and emergency contacts. It warns to stay inside with locked windows and avoid corded phones, electrical appliances, and plumbing during storms, as lightning often strikes the same places repeatedly, especially tall isolated objects. For more information, visit the listed websites.

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    WARNING:

    Be Safe Stay Inside

    What To Do?:

    www.redcross.org/

    1) Water 1 gallon per person, per day


    2) Food non-perishable, easy to prepare
    3) Flashlight & Extra Batteries
    4) Battery powdered or hand crank radio
    5) Medication (7 day supply & medical items)
    6) Sanitation & personal items
    7) Copies of personal doc.
    8) Family & emergency contact
    9) Stay at home safely with locked windows

    Be Prepared and
    FACT: Be Safe

    Lightning often strikes the same


    place repeatedly, especially if its
    a tall, pointy, isolated object.
    http://www.lightningsafety.noaa.gov/myths.shtml
    www.123rf.com

    petaimg.com

    Stay away from corded


    phones, electrical
    appliances, wires, TV
    cables, computers,
    plumbing, metal doors
    and windows.

    http://www.lightningsafety.n
    oaa.gov/myths.shtml

    www.fotosearch.com
    cliparts.co

    Contact:

    www.canstockphoto.com
    www.redcross.org/
    http://www.lightningsafet
    y.noaa.gov/myths.shtml

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