How To: Survive Nuclear Fallout

PREPPING TO SURVIVE FALLOUT If (and it's a BIG if) you were to experience a nuclear blast, would you know what to do in the heat of the moment? It may seem extreme, but there are some people who are fully prepared for survival in the event of a full-on nuclear fallout. So if you're not prepared, what can you do? THE INITIAL BLAST GET INSIDE, STAY INSIDE, STAY TUNED. GET INSIDE You need to limit your exposure to radioactive particles. FIND A RADIO You'll need information! 1 MILE SEVERE MED. LIGHT DAMAGE ZONE Provided you're outside the one mile-blast zone, you have a very good chance of surviving the initial explosion. TOP TIPS: INITIAL BLAST Vehicles offer no protection from the blast or from Try to enter a large building and locate the deepest fallout. centre of it. Keep away from windows, doors and external walls. ANYWHERE inside is better than outside. THE FALLOUT PERIOD GET INSIDE, STAY INSIDE, STAY TUNED. You do, however, have around 15 minutes after the initial blast to search for a better shelter before fallout begins. Over the next 24-72 hours, radioactive particles will be blown across the landscape. You need to stay indoors during this time. TOP TIPS: FALLOUT (72 HRS) Search your building for supplies over the next 72 hours. Tape up vents, window cracks and anything letting contaminated air in. Collect and drink Change your as much water as clothes and shower you can. if possible. YOUR SURVIVAL KIT Remember, finding shelter is your number one priority. But, before you hunker down, you'll need to search for as many of these items as possible. HOW LONG WILL YOUR SUPPLIES LAST AFTER NUCLEAR FALLOUT? RADIATION INTENSITY ( ROENTGENS / HOUR ) 10,000 1,000 100 10 0.1 0.01 0.001 1 0,0001 1 2 3 5. 10 1 2 3 1 20 50 HOURS DAYS WEEKS MONTHS YEARS STAY INDOORS BRIEF TRIPS OUTD0OORS BEGIN DECONTAMINATION RESUME NORMAL LIFE WHAT CAN I EAT IF MY SUPPLIES RUN OUT? If you've stocked up sufficiently, your supplies might last a decade or by which time you'll have to start hunting and gathering. By this time, the effects of radiation will have greatly diminished. That said, avoid eating animals that look sick, as they'll probably make you sick too. The further away you move from the blast zone, the safer the plants and animals will be to consume. KCAL/10OG BEAR BEAVER DEER 759 KCal 2/7 KCal 188 KCal DUCK GOOSE POSSUM 201 KCal 305 KCal 271 KCal RABBIT RACCOON SQUIRREL 206 KCal 255 KCal 173 KCal BUGS CRICKETS ANTS GRUBS 171 KCal 56 KCal 325 KCal GOOD LUCK OUT IHERE! SOURCES: BROUGHT TO YOU BY: businessinsider.com, news5.com, eatbydate.com, popsci.com, thekitchn.com, attn.com, survivopedia.com, VIVIDDOORS outdoorlife.com, backpacker.com www.vividdoors.co.uk A LU ADVICE 四 因