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Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Azerbaijan Rules of behavior in case of emergency situations
Rules of behavior in case of emergency situations
Earthquake
- Fire
Flood
- Safety rules in water basins
Carbon monoxide
Landslide
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Lightning
- Strong wind
- Volcano
- Chemical accidents
- Nuclear explosion
- Radon gas hazard
- Radiation hazard
- Threat of biological attack
- Hydrodynamic accidents
- Storm, hurricane, tornado
- Avalanche
- Blizzard
- Ice on the roads
- Drought (extreme heats)
- Tsunami
- Sandstorm
- Terror
- Traffic accidents
- Elevator safety rules
- Evacuation
- Family emergency preparedness plan
- Emergency pack
Strong wind
If the wind speed exceeds 20 m/s, the wind is considered strong.
When the relevant authorities issue a strong wind warning, try not to go outside unless absolutely necessary.
If you are outdoors during the strong wind:
- try to hide in places where you can be protected from the wind (basement, strong building, etc.);
- stay away from light-structured and temporary constructions, buildings and billboards;
- do not stand under electric poles and wires or tall trees;
- stay away from broken power lines;
- be careful, protect yourself from flying items;
- do not park vehicles near large-trunked trees, light structured buildings, billboards, and electric poles;
- do not go into the sea;
- take into account the difficulties caused by strong wind in extinguishing the fires, especially strictly follow fire safety rules in such weather conditions;
- follow the latest information from the authorities and observe the recommendations.
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