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These events can range from those affecting only you and your family, like a home fire or medical emergency, to those affecting your entire community, like an earthquake or flood.  \n􀁸 Identify how local authorities will notify you during a disaster and how you will get information, whether through local radio, TV or NOAA Weather Radio stations or channels. (Visit the Red Cross Store to shop for NOAA Weather Radios)  \n􀁸 Know the difference between different weather alerts such as watches and warnings and what actions to take in each.  \n􀁸 Know what actions to take to protect yourself during disasters that may occur in areas where you travel or have moved recently. For example, if you travel to a place where earthquakes are common and you are not familiar with them, make sure you know what to do to protect yourself should one occur.  \n􀁸 When a major disaster occurs, your community can change in an instant. Loved ones may be hurt and emergency response is likely to be delayed. Make sure that at least one member of your household is trained in first aid and CPR and knowshow to use an automated external defibrillator (AED) . This training is useful in many emergency situations.  \n􀁸 Share what you have learned with your family, household and neighbors and encourage them to be informed.  \nEmergency Contact Cards for All Household Members  \n􀁸 Print one card for each family member.  \n􀁸 Write the contact information for each household member, such as work, school and cell phone numbers.  \n􀁸 Fold the card so it fits in your pocket, wallet or purse.  \n􀁸 Carry the card with you so it is available in the event of a disaster or other emergency.  \n􀁸 You can download an emergency contact card template here.","cbCaiiOKv34kpJ4Z","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiOKv34kpJ4Z","pdf",77123,"English","# Emergency information and alerts\n## Local notification channels and information sources\n## Weather alerts: watches vs warnings\n# Protective actions during disasters\n## Travel and unfamiliar-risk scenarios\n## Household preparedness and first aid/CPR/AED\n# Share preparedness with others\n# Emergency contact cards for household members\n## Printing a card for each person\n## Recording contact details and carrying the card","[{\"question\":\"What types of disasters or emergencies does the guide cover?\",\"answer\":\"It explains how local authorities notify residents and how people receive information, including via local radio, TV, and NOAA Weather Radio stations or channels.\"},{\"question\":\"How are weather watches and warnings different, and what should you do?\",\"answer\":\"The guide recommends preparing protective actions for disasters that may occur where you travel or have recently moved, including learning what to do for unfamiliar but common risks like earthquakes.\"},{\"question\":\"What household preparedness steps does the guide recommend?\",\"answer\":\"It recommends ensuring at least one household member is trained in first aid and CPR and knows how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED), then sharing what you learn with family, household, and neighbors.\"}]","Be Informed - Know Important Information to Stay Safe | PDF",1790258268]