Severe storms and
power outages unfortunately do happen and they can devastate homes, properties
and lives. How long it takes for your power to become restored depends on the
amount of damage, number of outages and when it is safe for utility personnel
to get to the damaged areas.
There are many steps
in the assessment and restoration process, so always be sure to contact and
report the outage immediately.
We want you to know
how to put together a storm safety kit, here are the following things you
should include in your kit:
- Drinking water
- Non-perishable foods
- Blankets, pillows and warm clothing
- Basic first aid supplies
- Any prescription medication
- Basic toiletries
- Flashlight
- Battery operated radio and clock
- Extra supply of batteries
- Cellphone
- Cash and credit cards
- all emergency numbers
- Important documents in a sealed container
- Toys, books and games
- Baby supplies (if needed)
- Pet supplies (if needed)
- Non-perishable foods
- Blankets, pillows and warm clothing
- Basic first aid supplies
- Any prescription medication
- Basic toiletries
- Flashlight
- Battery operated radio and clock
- Extra supply of batteries
- Cellphone
- Cash and credit cards
- all emergency numbers
- Important documents in a sealed container
- Toys, books and games
- Baby supplies (if needed)
- Pet supplies (if needed)
Always have a storm
kit prepared. Keep it in a cool, dry, safe place and make sure all the members
of the family know where it is.
Make sure you are prepared if you are ever caught in the dark, take a look at Off Grid's load shedding solutions. From power banks to UPS and KVA systems - we have it all!
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