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If you are asked to evacuate your home, you probably won't have time to pack everything you will need. Make a list now and prepare a "Get-away Kit" that you can take with you on a moment's notice. Gather only what you and your family will need for a possible stay of three days. Here are some items you should consider:
- Extra clothing, outer-wear.
- Personal hygiene items.
- Extra sets of keys.
- Medical supplies such as eyeglasses, dentures, prescription drugs, and a first aid kit.
- Special dietary supplements, baby formulas, or other special foods.
- Baby supplies such as diapers, toys.
- Portable, battery powered radio and flashlight.
- Driver's license, identification and other important papers.
- Checkbook, credit cards, and cash.
- Sleeping bags and extra blankets.
- A list of relatives with addresses and telephone numbers.
- Bottled water and snack foods to nibble on. You may be stuck in traffic or face other delays.
- If possible, keep at least a half tank of gasoline in your car at all times.
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