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Number three in the series. To see the entire video and learn more go to WWW.FrostCPR.com
Duration : 0:9:33
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Number three in the series. To see the entire video and learn more go to WWW.FrostCPR.com
Duration : 0:9:33
Mar
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Is your community prone to natural or manmade disaster? Is your social and physical infrastructure in good enough shape for evacuation and response (roads, bridges, hospitals, public transportation, refrigeration, trained emergency responders, etc.)? If not, what is being done about it? Are you taking an active role, or is it someone else’s job? Just curious to see how folks respond to this…
yes very well aware.
Hurricanes hit here.Florida.
We get phone calls from the Sheriffs office,
We are alerted by sirens
We have the sheriffs control going by and announcing what is happening to what part of the town, city.
we are alerted to evacuate if necessary and where to go and what route to take.
Mar
14
Fourth in the series on water preservation and storage. To see the entire video or for more information go to, WWW.FrostCPR.com/learn
Duration : 0:9:4
Mar
13
If we were to have an earthquake via the san andreas fault,
where would someone go to volunteer their services(help) to
those in need-specifically. such as a command post or disaster response team? Also,do we even have such an agency setup to serve the public-volunteers?
(209) 385-6891, 99 E 16th St, Merced, CA 95340.
Mar
11
disaster preparedness video produced by Oh, Rio! Productions. This first segment is an intro to the video and emphasizes the need to be prepared.
Duration : 0:2:37
Mar
10
Natural disasters generally cant be prevented so people need to learn to deal with them in order to prevent property damage and loss of life.
for example in event of the bush fire season most Australians will keep there gutters clean of leaves, trees away from there houses and have an evacuation plan.
Take Action Today!
Mar
9
Call Cintas
877-xpect11
They supply first aid kits, hazcom kits, bloodborne pathogens kits….etc.
Take Action Today!
Mar
8
This is the second in a series of lectures on Emergency preparedness. Water storage and preservation. To learn more, or to see the entire video go to WWW.FrostCPR.com
Duration : 0:9:45
Mar
7
what are some things that can be done, both in the home and on a national level, that can mitigate the effects of an earthquake in a less developed country, such as india?
The reason for the huge casualty rates in such countries when an earthquake strikes are nonexistent building codes or building codes that are ignored.
I once traveled through a part of Montenegro where the houses are cavities dug into a hillside, with the roof made of flimsy timbers covered with large plates of slate. If you are in one of those during an earthquake, you are dead for sure.
The solution is unfortunately expensive and maybe not practical: Establish strict building codes, make sure they are followed, put the crooked building inspectors who allow people to circumvent them in prison, and as quickly as possible tear down or retrofit all the non-code structures.