The Danger Isn’t Over Yet The nuclear blast is gone. But the danger isn’t over.Now comes the most important part — surviving the fallout. Fallout is radioactive dust that falls from the sky after an explosion.You can’t see it… but it can hurt you. That’s why the next 48–72 hours are critical. 1. Decontaminate Yourself […]
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Seconds Matter If a nuclear attack happens, you may only have a few seconds to react.You might see a bright flash, hear sirens, or feel a shockwave. Don’t panic.If you remember these simple actions, you can survive. 1. Drop, Cover, and Shield Your Body As soon as you see a sudden flash of bright light:
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Why You Must Prepare in Advance? A nuclear emergency can happen suddenly. There may be no time to run. But if you plan ahead, you can save lives — your own and your family’s. Preparing doesn’t need to be expensive or complicated. You just need a few smart steps and calm thinking. 1. Make a
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