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    Food in sealed containers and refrigerated food is safe to eat. Bottled water and water from sealed containers or hot water tanks is safe to drink, while tap water can be used if necessary. Medicine in sealed containers should be taken as usual, while unsealed medicine can be taken if needed. Cleaning utensils and surfaces with damp cloths before sealing and storing them away from people and pets and washing hands is recommended.

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    Food in sealed containers and refrigerated food is safe to eat. Bottled water and water from sealed containers or hot water tanks is safe to drink, while tap water can be used if necessary. Medicine in sealed containers should be taken as usual, while unsealed medicine can be taken if needed. Cleaning utensils and surfaces with damp cloths before sealing and storing them away from people and pets and washing hands is recommended.

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    Nuclear Detonation Safety:

    Food, Drinking Water and Medicine


    Food in sealed containers and any unspoiled food in your
    refrigerator or freezer are safe to eat.

    Food Safety
    DO DO DON’T DON’T

    Stay hydrated. Bottled water or sealed beverages are best. Water


    from your toilet tank (not bowl) and water heater is also safe. If those
    are not available, then tap water should be used to stay hydrated.

    Drinking
    Water Safety
    DO DO DON’T LIFE SUSTAINING

    Continue taking your medication. Medicine in sealed containers


    is free from radioactive contamination. Medicine that is not sealed
    should be taken if sealed options are unavailable.

    Medicine
    Safety
    DO DO DON’T LIFE SUSTAINING

    Use a damp towel or cloth to clean all containers, utensils and


    surfaces. Seal these cleaning cloths and place them away from
    pets and people. Wash your hands a˜er cleaning.

    Cleaning
    Instructions
    DO DO DO DO

    Get Inside. Stay Inside. Stay Tuned.

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