These procedures are in place to help ensure the safety of your child. We hope that this information reassures you. Assuming normal services will be interrupted, plan to be self-sufficent for at least 72 hours. Keep supplies in cars and at work as well as at home, including food, water, battery powered radio, flashlight with extra batteries and fire extinguisher, copies of important papers, documents and medical history, medication, clothing and first-aid kit. Secure bookcases or heavy pictures over beds and other furnishings that could be hazardous and learn first-aid techniques.
Sidewalks are dangerous because of falling facades and glass.
Avoid trees, power poles and overhead wires. You will not be electrocuted unless you touch the ground. Drive the car out from under wires if it can be done safely. Roads may be unsafe and, if passable, will be needed for emergency responses.