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Civilian Emergency Platform
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — A blast occurred nearby — bomb, gas explosion, or industrial detonation.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — NOT EXPERT REVIEWED — NOT FOR PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Sudden deafness, ringing, dust cloud, alarms, fires, bodies.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Shattered glass, structural cracks, smell of explosives or gas.
Scene hazards: Secondary devices, Building collapse, Fire, Flying glass
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Drop behind solid cover — concrete wall, parked car engine block side.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Check yourself for bleeding you cannot feel due to shock.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Move away from glass facades and parked cars (fuel).
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Call 112: explosion, location, fire, trapped count.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Call 112. "Explosion at [address]. Fire yes/no. Many injured."
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Warn dispatch if suspicious package remains visible.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Bleeding, trouble breathing, or ear/nose blood after blast needs hospital.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Delayed collapse from internal blast lung injury possible.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT rush to epicenter — secondary blast risk.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT gather in open plaza "to see."
MYTH: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — After one explosion the danger is over
REALITY: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Secondary devices and structural collapse follow many attacks. Move away and expect aftershocks of building failure.
DANGER: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Bystanders killed in second blast while helping.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Primary blast wave damages lungs and ears; secondary fragments cause most visible wounds.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Attackers sometimes use delayed second device targeting responders.