Emergency Preparedness

Jewelry is not a necessary item for an emergency preparedness kit and can be a hindrance in certain situations.

The recommended amount of water to store per person per day in an emergency preparedness kit is 1 gallon.

Fresh fruits and vegetables are not recommended for an emergency preparedness kit because they are perishable and require refrigeration.

The recommended amount of food to store per person per day in an emergency preparedness kit is 2,400 calories.

Makeup is not a necessary item for a first aid kit and can be a hindrance in certain situations.

The recommended number of days of supplies to have on hand in an emergency preparedness kit is 14 days.

A social media plan is not a necessary component of an emergency preparedness plan and can be a distraction in certain situations.

The recommended frequency for reviewing and updating an emergency preparedness plan is annually.

Using social media to spread rumors during an emergency is not recommended and can be harmful.

Text messages are the recommended way to communicate with loved ones during an emergency because they are more likely to go through than phone calls or emails.

Reading social media posts is not a reliable way to stay informed during an emergency because there is a lot of misinformation and rumors circulating.

The best way to prepare for an emergency is to make an emergency preparedness plan, gather supplies, and practice evacuation drills.

Spreading rumors on social media is not a helpful way to help others during an emergency and can be harmful.

The best way to stay safe during an emergency is to follow instructions from authorities, stay indoors if possible, and evacuate if necessary.

Ignoring warnings from authorities is not a recommended way to reduce the risk of an emergency and can be dangerous.