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Emergency Kit Checklist

  • Essential Supplies
    Tinned food, disposable lighter, a fuel or gas lamp, torches and spare batteries, fresh drinking water. Remember, power could be cut for a number of days, so you need to be prepared.
  • Communications
    A battery-powered, portable radio with spare batteries. This can often be the only means of outside communication. Essential for cyclone warnings and other important information.
  • Other Essentials
    Water containers, a spare tin opener and self-contained cooking facilities. The barbecue can be invaluable. Don't forget gas and coals.
  • Clothing
    Essential spare clothes. Warm, dry clothing will make a cyclone situation more comfortable.
  • First Aid Knowledge
    A complete First Aid Kit is essential. Knowing how to use it can save lives.
  • Valuable Items
    Masking tape and plastic garbage bags will prove useful in many situations.
  • Tin Of Paint
    If there's a chance your property could become isolated, painting your property name on the roof will assist emergency services. This is particularly important in remote areas.

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