2006
In Case of Emergency Are You Ready? Important Things to Know about Disease Control, Natural Disasters, Hazardous Materials, Injury Prevention, Food & Water Safety, Coping with Disasters, Pandemic Influenza
Alabama. Department of Public Health
"Many types of disasters can create public health problems--weather, chemical, radiological and biological. Injury or illness can occur as a direct result of the event, or as a result of people trying to cope with the event. The most important fact to remember about any disaster is this: by being prepared, you can help prevent or reduce harm to your family, yourself and others. This booklet was written to give you basic disaster preparedness education. I urge you to take the time to read the information and make your own emergency plans with family, friends, caregivers and co-workers. You should update these plans at least once a year, or when there is an important change in contacts or other information."
    Details
  • URL
  • Publisher
    Alabama. Department of Public Health
  • Date
    2006
  • Copyright
    2006 Alabama Department of Public Health
  • Retrieved From
    Alabama Department of Public Health: www.adph.org/
  • Format
    pdf
  • Media Type
    application/pdf
  • Subjects
    Emergency management
    Public health
  • Resource Group
    Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)
  • Series
    COVID 19 Resources

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