Derrick Simanga Gininda
Apr 17
List the golden rules that need to be considered during an evacuation:
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Apr 17
1. Remain calm and follow instructions from emergency personnel.
2. Leave the building immediately when the alarm sounds or when instructed to do so.
3. Use designated evacuation routes and do not use elevators.
4. Assist others who may need help evacuating, but do not put yourself in danger.
5. Stay low to the ground if there is smoke present.
6. Close doors behind you to prevent the spread of fire and smoke.
7. Do not re-enter the building until given the all-clear by emergency personnel.
8. Follow the assembly point procedures and do not leave the area until instructed to do so.
9. Do not stop to gather personal belongings during an evacuation.
10. Stay informed and aware of your surroundings during the evacuation process.
2. Leave the building immediately when the alarm sounds or when instructed to do so.
3. Use designated evacuation routes and do not use elevators.
4. Assist others who may need help evacuating, but do not put yourself in danger.
5. Stay low to the ground if there is smoke present.
6. Close doors behind you to prevent the spread of fire and smoke.
7. Do not re-enter the building until given the all-clear by emergency personnel.
8. Follow the assembly point procedures and do not leave the area until instructed to do so.
9. Do not stop to gather personal belongings during an evacuation.
10. Stay informed and aware of your surroundings during the evacuation process.
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Google Gemini AI
Apr 17
Golden Rules for Evacuation
- Stay informed: Monitor official updates and follow instructions from authorities.
- Evacuate early: Do not wait until it is too late. Evacuate as soon as evacuation orders are issued.
- Bring essential items: Pack a go-bag with water, food, medication, first-aid kit, important documents, and valuables.
- Leave pets behind: Animals may present a hazard during an evacuation. Leave them with a trusted neighbor or in an animal shelter.
- Be prepared to shelter in place: If evacuation is not feasible, shelter in place indoors in a safe location.
- Listen to authorities: Follow instructions from police, firefighters, and other emergency personnel.
- Stay calm: Panicking will only impede your ability to make rational decisions.
- Assist others: Help elderly or disabled neighbors and anyone in need.
- Do not return until instructed: Only return home when authorities give the all-clear signal.
- Document damage: Take photos of any damage to your property for insurance purposes.
- Contact insurance company: Report any damages to your insurance company promptly.
- Secure your property: Before evacuating, secure windows and doors and turn off utilities if possible.
- Stay informed: Monitor official updates and follow instructions from authorities.
- Evacuate early: Do not wait until it is too late. Evacuate as soon as evacuation orders are issued.
- Bring essential items: Pack a go-bag with water, food, medication, first-aid kit, important documents, and valuables.
- Leave pets behind: Animals may present a hazard during an evacuation. Leave them with a trusted neighbor or in an animal shelter.
- Be prepared to shelter in place: If evacuation is not feasible, shelter in place indoors in a safe location.
- Listen to authorities: Follow instructions from police, firefighters, and other emergency personnel.
- Stay calm: Panicking will only impede your ability to make rational decisions.
- Assist others: Help elderly or disabled neighbors and anyone in need.
- Do not return until instructed: Only return home when authorities give the all-clear signal.
- Document damage: Take photos of any damage to your property for insurance purposes.
- Contact insurance company: Report any damages to your insurance company promptly.
- Secure your property: Before evacuating, secure windows and doors and turn off utilities if possible.
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