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... machines, etc. Have extra batteries if you use an electric wheelchair. Have extra hearing aid batteries available. Have a notebook and pencils available in several locations if you have difficulty in communicating. Written messages will be invaluable to anyone assisting you. Do not forget pet food, harness and equipment if you have a seeing-eye or hearing dog. During and After an Earthquake If you are able, get under a table or into a doorway. If you are in a wheelchair, lock the wheels of the chair once you are ... a safe and protected position. If unable to move safely and quickly, stay where you are (even in bed) and cover your head and body with your arms, pillows, blankets, books, etc., to protect yourself from falling objects. Call for help if you need it! Use your whistle of flashlight to signal others. Bring attention to yourself in any way possible. Don't give up! If you are hearing-impaired and electricity is functioning after the quake, turn on the TV; there will be captioned ... children) how to call emergency phone numbers. Plan for family members to take Red Cross training in first aid and CPR. Plan how to evacuate safely after a quake if necessary. Draw a floor plan of your home indicating escape routes, the location of emergency supplies, and location of utility shutoffs. Hold earthquake drills; be sure family members are familiar with the plan. Practice evacuation of the home. Determine 3 or 4 nearby reunion locations, e.g., neighbors, Red Cross shelter, relatives. Identify an out-of-town ...
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... assisting you. Do not forget pet food, harness and equipment if you have a s...x). List Key Work or School Addresses and Phone Numbers of All Family Members...