In Time of Emergency - A Citizen's Handbook on Nuclear Attack, Natural Disasters (1968) by United States. Office of Civil Defense
page 10 of 103 (09%)
page 10 of 103 (09%)
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CHAPTER 1
CHECKLIST OF EMERGENCY ACTIONS * KNOW YOUR LOCAL EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN * Find out from your local government your local plan for emergency action. * Determine the specific actions you and members of your family are expected to take. * UNDERSTAND NUCLEAR ATTACK HAZARDS (See Chapter 2, page 9) On the widespread threat of fallout, remember: * The most dangerous period is the first 24 hours after fallout arrives. But you might have to use fallout shelter for up to two weeks. * Highly dangerous amounts of fallout are visible. They look like particles of sand or salt. * There is little danger that adults could inhale or swallow enough fallout particles to hurt them. Small children, however, could be injured by drinking contaminated water or milk. |
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