Storm prep

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Flying debris
Roof collapse
Storm surge

Quick summary

Follow IMD alerts. Bring loose things inside. Charge phones. Know shelter. Leave if ordered.

Do This Now

Step 1: Track IMD and NDMA cyclone alerts on phone or radio
Step 2: Board or tape windows; bring indoors all loose pots, signs, and furniture
Step 3: Charge phones and power banks; fill water containers before landfall
Step 4: Know nearest cyclone shelter or strongest room away from windows
Step 5: Evacuate coastal or low areas when district collector orders — do not wait

Do Not

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DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT go to beach to watch waves or cyclone — storm surge kills in minutes.

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DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT assume brief calm means storm over — eye of cyclone brings worse winds after.

How to Call for Help

DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — District disaster helpline and 112 for rescue from flooded or collapsed structure.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Share location via SMS when data fails — text uses less network than calls.

When Professional Care Is Needed

DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Injuries from flying glass or fallen trees need trauma care after storm passes.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Never touch downed power lines — report to electricity board.

Know your limits: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Secure property and evacuate when ordered. Do not go outside during eye of cyclone lull without official all-clear.

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