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FEMA emaron jipan eok bukot mejlan joreen ko jen joreen laplap ko.



alert - info**Abbulae nan Jipan**



**Ikar abbulae nan Jipan. Ta alik?**



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              Family and FEMA staff standing in front of a houseFEMA ej Kaoktak Waween ej Jipañ kin Apañ ko Relap



FEMA ear kommane oktak ko relaplok kin waween ko ej jipañ elikin juon apañ elap iloan 20 yio ko. Oktak ko rej einwot:



Maroñ eo bwe en kajerbal jaan bwe en jipañ rilomor ro ilo waween eo re aikuiji.Kalaplok an won to remaroñ bok tokjen ñan kamokajlok jerbal in kakal.Kabirorolok waween ñan apply ñan jipañ rilomor ro kabwe aikuij ko aer.Oktak kein rej an abañ ko relap rar walok elikin **Maaj 22, 2024.**



Kain jipan rot eo kwoj aikuiji?



Iaikuij Jipan ko Remokaj



Baatnor ro am nan jipan ikkijeen joreen remaorn jipan kin aikuij in idun FEMA ejjab maron komalim nan litok.



**Jipan ikkijeen idun in Takto**: Jouj im taele 9-1-1.**Idun in jikin jokwe**: Loe bunton ko komaron kaleti kin zip code by ilo am etal nan American Red Cross, ak Salvation Army, ak ilo am text SHELTER im zip code eo am (nan waanjonan, “SHELTER 01234”) nan 4FEMA (43362). Nan text ilo Spanish REFUGIO im zip code eo am. (Wonen text rej abbulae.) Komaron bar taunlouti FEMA Mobile App nan bukot mon jokwe ko repellak.**Idun in aikuij**: Kurlok jikin lorlorjake idun in aikuij ko ilo ijo kwoj pad ie nan jipan. FEMA Helpline (800-621-3362) emaron jipan lewaj jipan kin ia ko komaron topari nan jipan. Elane kwoj kojerbal pitio nan rile (VRS), talboon ilo an walok jeje, ak ko jet, lelok nomba eo am nan FEMA nan jorpej ko.Kemij bar lewaj jipan ko nan kajojo armej kin joreen in enbwin, ak aikuij ko aer.



alert - infoKwoj ke enjaake am entaan ak wor am inepata kin joreen in kolmenlokijen im rekar walok jen menin kauwatata ko? Etal nan Disaster Distress Helpline.



Jipan nan Kajojo Armej im Kobban Mokko



Jipan eo an FEMA kin Individuals and Households Program (IHP) eo ej lelok jeen im jorpej ko nan ro im rej maron bok jipan in ilo aer kar ioon joreen, ro im ejjelok aer injuron im injuron ko are redik nan kobare aikuij ko aer im elap aer aikuiji.



Jipan nan kajojo armej im kobban mweo mwer.Burokiraam ko jet nan ro joreen ejalet er.



Bunton eo alik alikin am abbulae nan Jipan



Enaaj iwoj juon leta jen FEMA emaron ilo U.S. meil ak ilo onlain. Komaron aikuij kamool melele ko kin kwe make ak kadedelok etal mweo mom.



Katak kin wawein ko nan abbulae.



Jipan pejnej jidik ko



Emaron iwoj juon kool nan kapiloklok eok kin wawein ko nan abbulae nan Small Business Administration (SBA). Elane rej lelok eok nan SBA, juon abolkeijen in loon ej aikuij dedelok im bar rool nan aer bok loon eo am, boreinwot bar jet iaan taip in jipan ko an FEMA. I



Lale elaplok kin loon ko an SBA.



Mweiuk ko nan jipan kin Jipan eo nan Kajojo Armej



"Jipan alikin juon ien Kauwatata" Brochure ko



Emoj ukook nan 27 kain ko, "Jipan alikin juon ien kauwatata" brochure eo ej juon tuul eo emaron jipan kajedeede ippen jukjuk in pad eo nan jipan armej melele kin taip in FEMA Individual Assistance jipan eo emaron pad ilo wawein kajmouruuj jen ien kauwatata eo.



Tounlouti brochure ko.



Kakien, Bunton ko im Pepa in men ko Remool



Peij in epad melele ko kin kakien ko, bunton ko, im pepa in men ko remool kin FEMA Individual Assistance Burokiraam eo, ekoba FEMA Individual Assistanct Burokiraam im Bunton eo nan Kakien (IAPPG).



Loelok melele ko emoj aiini kin kakien, bunton ko, im pepa in men ko remool.
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