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    According to the document: 1) Indoor or sealed outdoor food and bottled/sealed drinks are safe, but not fresh garden food. 2) Bottled water, water from tanks like toilets and heaters, and tap water if needed are safe to drink. 3) Already opened or wiped medicine is safe to take, to continue life sustaining medication.

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    According to the document: 1) Indoor or sealed outdoor food and bottled/sealed drinks are safe, but not fresh garden food. 2) Bottled water, water from tanks like toilets and heaters, and tap water if needed are safe to drink. 3) Already opened or wiped medicine is safe to take, to continue life sustaining medication.

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    Nuclear Detonation Safety:

    Food, Drinking Water and Medicine


    Food already indoors or food in containers from the outside that have
    been wiped off is safe to eat. Do not eat fresh food from a garden.

    Food Safety

    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
    Life Sustaining

    Continue taking your medication. Medicine already inside or medicine in


    containers from the outside that has been wiped off is safe to consume.

    Medicine
    Safety

    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 after cleaning.

    Cleaning
    Instructions

    Get Inside. Stay Inside. Stay Tuned.

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