Guam – The Joint Information Center has issued the following advise to resident on what to do to prepare for the passing of Typhoon Francisco.
WHAT YOU SHOULD DO TONIGHT:
We provide you these tips so you can take all precautions. You should take these precautions even if you believe this is not a strong storm. The weather can be deceiving.
Prepare a disaster kit that will last you up to 72 hours.
Items should include:
· Bottled water
· Canned goods
· Toiletries
· Baby needs
· First aid kit
· Prescription medications
· Blanket
· Candles and matches
· Flashlights
· Batteries
· AM/FM Radio
Secure your home:
· Close shutters
· Secure loose debris
· Ensure pets are tied and in a safe location (bring them indoors when COR 1 is declared)
· Charge all your electronics that require power for charging
Make a Plan:
· Know your village Mayor’s contact information
· Know your nearest evacuation shelter
· Plan a safe route to your shelter or secure location
WHAT YOU SHOULD DO TOMORROW
· Monitor information on radio/TV outlets, the Governor’s Facebook page (Eddie Baza Calvo), and Guam Homeland Security Facebook (Guam Homeland) for storm and information updates
· Driving during C.O.R. 1 is extremely dangers; stay indoors and do not drive
· Call 911 in a life-threatening emergency
· Stay indoors until the Joint Information Center or a reliable news source announces C.O.R. 4, or “All Clear”
· Contact your village Mayor should you need evacuation
