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How to prepare an emergency go-bag when disaster strikes
Aug 18, 2021 · Growing up, Megan’s family always made go-bags, packed with a water bottles, food, copies of important documents, batteries and other essentials. “We both feel that it cut down the time of just scrambling to find important things that we might need,” said Megan.
Jehovah’s Witnesses urge families to pack a ‘go bag’
Aug 5, 2021 · The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recommends collecting what everyone in the household needs to survive for several days along with important documents into an easy-to-carry kit, often called a go bag.
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GET READY FOR THE UNEXPECTED WITH A DISASTER “GO BAG”
Disaster-preparedness suggestions and tips for putting together a “go bag” are available from FEMA at ready.gov and from Jehovah’s Witnesses at...
How to prepare an emergency go-bag when disaster strikes
Aug 18, 2021 · Jehovah's Witnesses have been showing their congregations how to put together emergency go-bags for the past 15 years, ever since Hurricane Katrina.
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Dec 1, 2011 · Do you have an emergency kit prepared and ready to go? The publication 1-2-3 of Disaster Education recommends including the following items: First-aid supplies, bottled water, nonperishable food, and important documents.
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The New York City Office of Emergency Management recommends that households plan for evacuation by assembling a “ go bag ” —a durable, accessible, easy-to-transport bag containing important emergency items.
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The family isn’t going camping—they’re preparing for disaster by putting together a “go bag.” Preparing in advance with a disaster-ready kit has helped families nationwide through extreme and abnormal weather events, which experts warn are on the rise.
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Prepare physically: In addition to go bags, each household should have a reasonable reserve of food, water, medicine, and similar items in case it is necessary to shelter in place for an extended period of time.
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