Planning now for a disaster can ease disruptions in the event of an emergency. This thorough, step-by-step guide details how to stock food, water, and first aid supplies, as well as maintain communications and sanitation during long-term power outages. In addition, viewers will learn about storing provisions for babies and pets, as well as be advised on safekeeping copies of household records. Much of the advice offered here can be chalked up to everyday common sense, but noteworthy pointers jump out--including stocking waterproof matches, keeping an identification photo of the family pet along with copies of valuable papers, and taping instructions to supplies. While being this prepared probably requires more expense and storage space than the average family can afford (the producers are obviously anticipating disaster on a grander scale than most of us have ever experienced), Y2K fears make this a strong, optional purchase. Aud: P. (J. McDaniel)
Emergency Family Preparedness
(1999) 38 min. $29.95. Apogee Communications Group. PPR. Color cover. Vol. 14, Issue 6
Emergency Family Preparedness
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