1. Marina, james, Dalton, brandon, jake, isaac
Bodega Bash
Marina, james, Dalton,
brandon, jake, isaac

3. Advice Stay calm Have a plan Having a meeting place
Be willing to help, but make sure you are capable of helping first
Have emergency kid
Be prepared for multiple scenarios
Have a way to communicate
Watch news, or local radio to stay updated
Know where emergency supplies will be handed out (city rendezvous point)

4. Most deadly disasters 1 7006100000000000000♠1,000,000 –4,000,000*[1]
1931 China floods
China
July 1931 2
♠900,000– 2,000,000[2]
1887 Yellow River flood
September 1887 3
♠830,000[3]
1556 Shaanxi earthquake
January 23, 1556 4
♠450,000 (242,000–655,000)
1976 Tangshan earthquake
July 28, 1976 5
♠375,000 (250,000–500,000)[1]
1970 Bhola cyclone
East Pakistan (now Bangladesh)
November 13, 1970 6
♠300,000[4]
1839 India cyclone
India
November 26, 1839 7
300,000[5]
1737 Calcutta cyclone
October 7, 1737 8
280,000
2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami
Indian Ocean
December 26, 2004 9
273,400[6]
1920 Haiyuan earthquake
December 16, 1920 10
♠250,000– 300,000[7]
526 Antioch earthquake
Byzantine Empire (now Turkey)
May 526

5. earthquake
After:
Move to a safe location if path is safe, expect aftershocks
Get in contact with people
Make sure gas, electric, and water lines are safe, since this causes a lot of deaths during earthquakes.
Prep:
Emergency plan
Locate safe hiding locations
Make sure residence is up to code
During:
Stay away from windows
Don’t hide under door frames
If inside stay inside, if outside stay outside

6. tsunami Prep: After: During: Have emergency kid
Locate evacuation locations
Know city plan
Know of buildings where vertical evacuation is possible
tsunami
After:
Do not assume there aren’t more waves or that the largest one is the first
Stay away from debris and buildings surrounded by water
Help people with the instruction of proffessionals
During:
Evacuate immediately to high ground
Save yourself not possessions
If you can see the wave you are too close to escape
Notice warning signs

7. chemical
After:
If contaminated remove clothing and items in contact with body
Flush eyes with water
Wash face, then body
Change clothes
Proceed to medical facility for professional treatment
Prep:
Emergency kit: include duct tape, and sealable plastic covers to create shelters
Have alternative power source
Have a family plan
During:
Get away from contaminated area as soon as possible, go in upwind direction from source
Turn off all ventilation
Listen to radio for instruction from authorities
Seek shelter in an internal room

8. What do we do about it?
When disaster strikes, more often then not people are unprepared causing panic.
We can prepare by not only knowing what we need before hand but training our brain to know how to react at a moments notice
Recommended by professionals that we teach at a young age not only by telling but by role playing in multiple difference situations.
So let’s make a game about it!!!

10. sources
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