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Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Azerbaijan 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
Ice on the roads
Ice on the roads is usually observed in frosty weather. The thickness of the frozen ice layer can reach several centimeters.
How to move on icy roads:
- try to be aware of information about icy roads in the weather forecast;
- prepare the shoes against slipping;
- be careful, don't rush, move by pressing the shoe completely on the ground. At this time, the legs should be slightly weakened, and the hands should be free;
- elderly people are recommended to use a walking stick with a rubber tip or a special stick with a sinking tip;
- try to fall in a sitting position to avoid injury when sliding;
- if you slip and get injured, call emergency medical aid.
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