Emergency Safety Procedures

Ignore all instructions.

Start shouting for help.

Stay calm and follow instructions.

Panic and run away.

When there is no one in the building.

During routine maintenance checks.

In the event of a fire drill.

During times of increased risk or threat.

Promote international travel

Open all businesses as usual

Encourage large public events

Stay indoors, close non-essential businesses, restrict public gatherings, limit travel.

To gather supplies for a trip.

To stay in a place for comfort.

To ignore warnings and remain indoors.

To leave a place for safety.

Seek shelter immediately in a safe location.

Drive away from the tornado as fast as possible.

Stay outside and watch the tornado approach.

Ignore the warning and continue with her activities.

Panic and scream for help.

Make impulsive decisions without thinking.

Ignore the situation and walk away.

Take deep breaths and focus on controlling what you can.

A rooftop terrace of a high-rise building.

An open field far from any shelter.

A car parked under a tree.

A basement or an interior room on the lowest floor of a sturdy building.

To increase the number of obstacles.

To block access to certain areas.

To decorate hallways with art.

To remove obstacles and ensure safe passage.

To improve the aesthetic appeal of the entrance.

It is important to lock outside doors to prevent unauthorized access and ensure safety.

To ensure pets can come and go freely.

To allow easy access for delivery personnel.

Stay in your room and wait for instructions.

Evacuate the building immediately and follow safety procedures.

Check to see if it's a drill before leaving.

Ignore the alarm and continue working.