When disaster strikes, you might need to evacuate on short notice. Be prepared: know the difference between an evacuation alert and an evacuation order, keep your emergency kit stocked and download the @AB_EmergAlert app.
Learn more at https://t.co/pnRE2YYhA4
Your emergency kit should include items to keep you and your family safe for at least 72 hours. Create a list and make purchases gradually over time to prepare you for an emergency without breaking the bank. Learn more at https://t.co/1tqNnhsadU
Extreme cold warnings are in the forecast. Protect yourself:
☑️Dress in warm, waterproof & windproof layers
☑️Minimize time outdoors
☑️On the road? Let someone know your travel plans, check @511Alberta for conditions & pack an emergency kit
More tips: https://t.co/DL2bsg2Rdv
Winter in Alberta has been fairly mild this year, but Environment and Climate Change Canada confirms colder temperatures are on their way. Let's prepare for extreme cold & share with your communities. #ExtremeWeather#preparedness#EMGTwitter
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I have a very close friend who’s a researcher studying public health at a major NGO, and he told me that this was THE week to practice as much social distancing as possible, even if you don’t have to go to work.
I asked him to explain why. Sharing his answers w/ permission (1/x)
When preparing your emergency kit, don’t forget important documents. Things like passports, birth certificates and any documents that can’t be easily replaced should be copied electronically and stored in a safe place.
Find a checklist at
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@MarkConnollyCBC Best thing that happened to me in 2018 was talking about personal preparedness with @MarkConnollyCBC and @LydiaNeufeldCBC on CBC Edmonton am. #prepareyourselfie
Thank you Minister Anderson for closing another great Summit. Looking forward to seeing relationships grow over the course of the next year. See you in 2019!
#aemasummit@sandersonNDP
Healing through Art. Paramedic and Firefighter Daniel Sundahl shares his story of how he traveled road to recovery after meeting his demons from PTSD. Check his story out on Facebook. #AEMASummit 2018
Thank you Mike Flannigan for speaking to Alberta's emergency management community about the Long Range Wildfire Forecast for Canada. #AEMASummit@CanadaWildfire