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Preparing for Landslides or Mudslides

  • 2024

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    This article provides tips on how to prepare for landslides or mudslides. It describes the importance of staying informed about weather conditions and knowing if you live in a high-risk area. It suggests creating an emergency plan, including evacuation routes and a communication strategy with family members. The article also advises securing your home by checking drainage systems and reinforcing structures if needed. During heavy rain, it is important to stay alert for warning signs like unusual sounds or changes in water flow patterns. Having an emergency kit ready with essentials like food, water, and first aid supplies is also recommended.


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