Keep this stuff at work in case of problems

People who work full time may be there when disaster strikes.
This stuff could also be good to keep in your car.
Updated 02jun14
 
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You will also need things that are not on this list.

When the power fails, or any other disaster strikes, unplug all valuable electronics. Better yet, ask for a UPS (Uninterruptable Power Supply) to plug them into.

If water starts coming up out of the storm drains, leave the area immediately. Three inches of water in a low spot blocks a road.



See also

Readiness for the car                Zip kits               

This information was downloaded from http://www.FamilyReady.org