This section cover various lists, from what to have in your first aid kit, to warning signs of a volcanic eruption and what to do in such a situation.
There is essentially a list for any situation…
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Volcanoes Volcanic eruptions can hurl hot rocks for at least 20 miles. Floods, airborne ash, or noxious fumes can spread 100 miles or more. If you live near a known …
Landslides and mudflows usually strike without warning. The force of rocks, soil, or other debris moving down a slope can devastate anything in its path. Take the following steps do …
A tsunami is a series of waves that may be dangerous and destructive. When you hear a tsunami warning, move at once to higher ground and stay there until local …
Sunburn Symptoms: Skin redness and pain, possible swelling, blisters, fever, headaches. First Aid:Take a shower, using soap, to remove oils that may block pores preventing the body from cooling naturally. …
Planning a day trip Plan an ltinerary Make a detailed plan as to where you are going and where you plan to stay. Leave a copy with someone and tell …
Whistle to use in case of an emergency. Water and snacks. Teach the child to keep some for an emergency. Child sun block. Quality sunglasses. Insect repellent not have a …
The voltage, cycle and electrical plug can vary from country to country and sometimes even within the country. Buy the required adaptor or adaptor kit before you leave on your …
Tornado Danger Signs Learn these tornadodo danger signs: An approaching cloud of debris can mark the location of a tornado even if the funnel is not visible. Before a tornado …
Listen to a battery-operated radio or television for hurricane progress reports. Check emergency supplies and fuel car. Bring in outdoor objects such as lawn furniture, toys, and garden tools and …
Keep these items in your car: Flashlights with extra batteries First aid kit with pocket knife Necessary medications Several blankets Sleeping bags Extra newspapers for insulation Plastic bags (for sanitation) …
The leading cause of death during winter storms is transportation accidents. Preparing your vehicle for the winter season and knowing how to react if stranded or lost on the …
55mm film container for storage and as a float Different sized hooks 1 5′ of monofilament line 10 lb test Rubber bands Sinkers Sewing needle Waterproof emery paper to sharpen …
Cooking Gear Canteen & mess k it Knife GI can opener Plastic bags Utensil kit
Back Pack Citronella candle Compass and maps Cot or mat Emergency candles Fire starter Flashlight or lantern Pocket knife Sleeping bag & pad Shelter (tube tent) Stove & fuel Tent …
Aspirin Baking soda Cold medication Dental floss Diarrhea medication Ear Plugs Extra glasses Laxative Moleskin for feet Motion sickness medication Personal hygiene items Personal medications Prescription drugs Shampoo Shaving kit …
Chocolate bars Freeze dried food Raisins and brown sugar Salt Tea and broth cubes Water treating tablets
Balaklava Emergency blanket Outerwear (poncho) Scarf Survival candles Thermal underwear Warm hat Warm parka Warm waterproof boots Wool gloves Wool socks Wool sweater
Cotton hat Light coloured cotton shorts and shirt Insect repellent Light walking shoes Sunglasses Sun lotion Towels
Helmet Cagoule (Balaclava) Extra socks Gaiters Mittens, Fingerless mittens Slings, rappel anchors, runners, seats etc Rock pitons Tubular ice screws Rucksack Emergency shelter Crampons Boots Rope Carabiners Alpine hammer & …
Helmet Rock hammer Hammer holster Pitons Carabiners Chocks and nuts Kletterschuhe Swami belt Rope
Air mattress Backpack Bottle opener Can opener Candle/lantern Compass Cookware and utensils Cutlery Day pack Disposable butane lighter Drinking cup First aid kit Flashlight/extra batteries Foam pad Knife Nylon cord …
Address book Binoculars Camera Credit cards Drivers license Electrical converter or adapter Flashlight Itinerary & Maps Money belt Padlock Pen Short wave radio Soap Travelers checks Wallet Walking shoes
Leave keys and itinerary witha friend. Obtain permits.(fishlng, camping, hunting) if required. Passport and visas. Fill prescriptions and have copies. Mail on hold at Post Office. Stop newspaper delivery. Travelers …
Brass wire Brown sugar Candle or lantern Canteen Compass Emergency blanket (poncho) Extra pair of prescription glasses Fire starter First aid kit Fishing kit Flashlight & batteries Flare GI can …
See your doctor for advice. First Aid kit Snakebite kit Insect repellent Moleskin for sore feet Salt tablets Baking soda Table salt Distilled water Rubbing alcohol Cotton applicators Bandages _ …