What to do before, during, and after a fire?
Before
1. Know your evacuation routes, transportation and a place to stay with family or friends outside of the evacuation zone.
3. Build an emergency preparedness kit.
4. Install the right number of smoke alarms, test them once a month and replace the batteries once a year. Also, buy a fire extinguisher.
2. Set up a family meeting spot and teach your family what to do when they hear a smoke alarm.
During
1. Stay alert and be aware for evacuation instructions.
4. Wear N95 masks to protect your lungs from harmful particles.
2. If you see a fire approaching or if you’re trapped, call 911.
5. Stop, drop and roll if you or your family’s clothes catch on fire.
3. Move flammable furniture, especially outdoor furniture into the centre of the home away from windows and doors.
After
3. Have a professional examine your home to make sure it’s ready and safe
1. Continue to check in with news updates for information about the fire
4. Do not drink, prepare food or wash with water until officials deem the water source safe, and photograph any damages for your personal records and contact your insurance agency.
2. Send text messages/social media to reach out to family and friends
Made by: Ricci Janelle Cortez and Maria Raychelle Palisoc
What to do before, during, and after a fire?
Janelle Cortez
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What to do before, during, and after a fire?
Before
1. Know your evacuation routes, transportation and a place to stay with family or friends outside of the evacuation zone.
3. Build an emergency preparedness kit.
4. Install the right number of smoke alarms, test them once a month and replace the batteries once a year. Also, buy a fire extinguisher.
2. Set up a family meeting spot and teach your family what to do when they hear a smoke alarm.
During
1. Stay alert and be aware for evacuation instructions.
4. Wear N95 masks to protect your lungs from harmful particles.
2. If you see a fire approaching or if you’re trapped, call 911.
5. Stop, drop and roll if you or your family’s clothes catch on fire.
3. Move flammable furniture, especially outdoor furniture into the centre of the home away from windows and doors.
After
3. Have a professional examine your home to make sure it’s ready and safe
1. Continue to check in with news updates for information about the fire
4. Do not drink, prepare food or wash with water until officials deem the water source safe, and photograph any damages for your personal records and contact your insurance agency.
2. Send text messages/social media to reach out to family and friends
Made by: Ricci Janelle Cortez and Maria Raychelle Palisoc