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Non of us think it?ll happen to us, a disaster that is. However, California is one of the top 10 states most at risk for a natural disaster. California has seen disasters such as wildfires, landslides, flooding, winter storms, severe freezes, tsunami waves and, let’s not forget, earthquakes. With the risk of natural disasters, we can also have disasters in the home such as a fire, sewage backflows, burst pipes, etc. A disaster is always unexpected and usually happens abruptly. Therefore, it’s crucial that we prepare for one ahead of time. Here are some disaster planning tips.
To be prepared, you should keep all your important documents? in a safe place outside of the home or office,? either digitally, relative’s home, or in a safety deposit box.
An emergency kit is a collection of basic items that you?d need in an emergency. Most likely, once an emergency situation occurs, you won’t have time to shop or collect these items. The rule of thumb is to have supplies in your kit that will last you three days.
Make a list of the few items that you would take with you, if you had the time to get them. Your family should work together to come up with a list of?irreplaceable things that are meaningful, small, and light.
It’s important to talk with family members about how to respond to emergencies.