1. Keep Essentials Handy
Keep all essentials such as drinking water, non-perishable food, medicines, a torch, batteries, a power bank, and first-aid supplies.
2. Monitor Official Weather Alerts
Follow IMD announcements and local news bulletins. Keep track of evacuation announcements and move to designated shelters when instructed.
3. Secure Your Home
Bring inside things that are kept outside the house, secure windows and doors, and move valuables to higher shelves .if flooding is likely.
4. Stay Away From Floodwater
Avoid going on flooded roads and near overflowing drains. Never drive or walk through floodwater and stay away from electrical equipment in wet areas.
5. Make An Emergency Plan
Save emergency contacts offline, identify a safe meeting point and prepare essentials for children, elders, people with disabilities, and pets. Seal important documents in one waterproof cover.
6. Stay Indoors And Avoid Travel
Remain inside your home during adverse weather. Avoid beaches and waterfronts, follow travel advisories and evacuate if local authorities instruct you to do so.
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