1. | Remove or nail up boards or signs hinging outside to avoid being blown off. |
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2. | Private household should prepare candles, flashlights, radios, enough food and water, etc. |
3. | Check circuits and gas pipes to avoid fire. |
4. | Riverside or seaside inhabitants should migrate to higher areas as soon as possible to avoid flooding or saltwater intrusion. |
5. | Mountainous area residents should evacuate as soon as possible to avoid landslides, road collapse or mudslides. |
6. | Reinforce the coops or evacuate the poultry and livestock fed at riverside or waterfront to avoid loss. |
7. | Drive fishing boats into the harbor to take shelter from wind, fasten the boats and evacuate to safe places. |
8. | Never go to the seaside for fishing, tide-viewing or playing to avoid being swept away by huge waves. |
9. | Avoid parking cars in low-lying areas and dikes, to prevent being flooded. |
10. | Never intrude to flooded basements to avoid electric shocks. |
11. | Never rush into flooded roads to avoid accidents. |
12. | Reinforce construction site security measures and fix the scaffolds and fences. |
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What Should be Prepared before a Typhoon?
- Data update: 2019-09-03
- Publish Date: 2011-12-16
- Source: Fire Bureau
- Hit Count: 1242