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Page Text: Next It is now or never, prepare for home emergency Recently, the sad news of the woman who died after venomous snake bit her as she sat on toilet has gone viral. some of the preventive measures for this sad incident includes ensuring that doors and windows to the bathroom and toilet always closed, prevent rodents infestation in your home, clearing all surrounding home bushes, regular fumigation of the toilet sink, keeping the toilet lid closed and always checking your toilets sinks before seating on it. this applies to public toilets too especially in the dark. But aside from this recent news, the fact of the matter is that not one person knows just exactly are the specific problems that could eventually result during a major and over all emergency.  The best thing one could possibly due is make himself prepare for anything that could happen.  The following are some of the tips, advice and recommendation in order to amply prepare for an emergency. 1. Check your shoes properly before putting them on. Records has shown that small snakes do hide in shoes. another time, it can be a scorpion. Dust your shoes properly before putting them on. it takes less than 5 secs. Also while putting on your shoes, endeavor to be in squatting position while putting on your shoes for ergonomic purposes. 2. Water is life, life is water. As much as possible, try to keep extra water supply of one gallon or five litres for every person each day and one that would be enough to go on for up to three to seven days. Water should be kept in containers made of plastic.  Also, make sure that you also have filters and tablets for the purposes of purification ready and available when needed. 3. Store food for you and your family. Food that is not as easily perishable should be stored for you and your family, and such foods must be enough to last you, your family, as well as your pets, for three days up until one week.  Examples of such foods are canned goods, powdered juices, boxed vegetables and food. 4. Have an alterative It is always a wise idea to have a cooking source that could serve as an alternative besides the usual cooking stove you may be used to. However, if you are to utilize cooking gas, ensure that all safety measures are followed. visit our YouTube channel https://youtube.com/c/SafetyWorld to learn more. 5. Have a light A flashlight is the item that you simply could not do without especially during emergencies.  Try to consider having enough rechargeable lamps at home and have locations where they are placed and everyone at home is aware of it. Regularly ensure that they are fully charged. 6. Have cash and some gas. E-transactions are good unless there is an emergency. Try to keep ready cash just in case the ATMs fail or the system of your bank is not working. most of us have experienced this several times. Also, it is best if you keep the gas tank of your car half full. This is so to avoid the long lines in gas stations. also there may be sudden need to make use of the car during emergencies. 7. Know thy neighbor. It is also better if you acquaint yourself with the neighbors in apartment and your area. There could be instances wherein you may need each other’s help. All in all, preparation is always the best cure against any unexpected circumstance that an emergency might bring. We hope you enjoyed this article. To watch our various health and safety video, kindly navigate through our safety blog on this website. you can also visit our YouTube channel https://youtube.com/SafetyWorld. Do remember to subscribe . Copyright © 2021 Qodargroup. All rights reserved. +234 802 8657 826 waliu-hse@qodargroup.com 33 adewolu str, Sango Qodar Safety consults began its journey with  a small team dedicated people, while its operations were platforms for safety awareness and core training sessions including online safety awareness and training purported to gear up safety consciousness among people…………

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