Make sure to bookmark these websites so that you have them at your finger tips when necessary. Even better is if you just print out the ones you need and keep it stored somewhere.
1. First-Aid Guide (MayoClinic.com)
Medical emergencies don’t occur every day. But when they do, right information can help you deal with these situations better. MayoClinic provides you with an excellent first aid index for different conditions and injuries.
Find out what should be done do in case of a chess pain, electrical shock, bone fractures, snake or spider bites and so on.
2. Emergency Phone Numbers (Wikipedia)
Many countries have special emergency numbers where people can call to contact local emergency services for assistance. These emergency numbers usually differ from country to country. These numers are typically three-digit so that they can be be easily remembered and dialed quickly.
Wikipedia got an extensive list of emergency phone numbers for over 100 countries worldwide. Emergency services include Police, Medical, Fire Brigade and some more.
3. US Hospital Finder
This website can take any zip code within
4. Emergency Check Lists (SimplyChecklists.com)
SimplyChecklists is a place to go for printable check lists. Among other things the site has an Emergency/Storms category that lists a number of emergency checklists for natural disasters.
At the moment you can download following checklists from it:
- Earthquake Preparedness
- Flood Preparedness
- Hurricane Preparedness
- Tornado Preparedness
- Things To Take With You
5. 72Hours.org
According to the experts if disaster strikes you and your family should be prepared to stay self-sufficient for at least three days. The above website shows you both how to prepare yourself, kids, pets etc. and what to do if disaster strikes. It also helps you build your own household disaster. Useful.
That’s all we got for emergency websites. Are you aware of any other site that could have been listed? Let us know in comments. (And don’t forget to bookmark this!)
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