Ready for whatever comes
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12-week program0% Supplies inventory0% Next stepWeek 1: alerts and family plan: Turn on emergency alerts (WEA) on every phone in your household.Most viewed
See all 44 cardsUnconscious person / not breathing: CPR and AEDDoesn't respond and isn't breathing, or is only gasping.Severe bleedingBlood spurting out, pooling, soaking clothes, or not stopping.ChokingGrabs their throat. Can't talk, cough, or breathe.TornadoTornado Warning: a tornado has been spotted or detected by radar. Act now.Flash floodFlash Flood Warning or water over the road. It happens in minutes.Prolonged blackoutNo power for hours or days: storm, freeze, heat, or rolling blackouts from the power grid operator.
By type of emergency
MedicalCPR, bleeding, burns15 cardsWeather and disastersTornado, flood, hurricane7 cardsHome and cityFire, gas, power outage8 cardsNature and waterWater, woods, desert8 cardsBasicsSafe water, signals, family6 cards
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CalculatorHow much does your home need?
Water and food for the people and pets who live with you.
Chapter 2Your emergency kit72-hour go-bags, car kit and a 2-week home supply.
Action planFrom the alert to day 30What to do in the first 10 minutes, the first hour and the first 72 hours.
WarFrom minute 0Confirm, activate, the race of the first 2 hours and when to go or stay.
EvacuationRoute to MexicoMap of routes A, B and C, bridge hours, crossing documents and fuel.
BabiesSymptoms and what to doFever, choking, CPR, dehydration, safe sleep and more, with search.
CampsiteWhere everything goesInteractive map: tents, fire, kitchen, food, latrine and water.
Local sectionSan Antonio, TexasNumbers, alerts, risks and evacuation routes for San Antonio and Bexar County.
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