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Public service announcement : Keep children safe from drowning in flooded areas
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    1. Public service announcement : Staying safe around buildings damaged after a disaster
      Corporate Authors:
      Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
      Published Date:
      10/22/2007
      Series:
      CDC emergency preparedness and you
      Hurricanes
      Description:
      After a hurricane, stay away from damaged buildings until building inspectors say it’s safe to enter.Created: 8/10/2006 by Emergency Communications System. Date Released: 10/26/2007.Running time = 0:53Hurricane-BuildingSafety.pdf
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    2. Public service announcement : What to do if your appliances are wet after a disaster
      Corporate Authors:
      Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
      Published Date:
      7/30/2008
      Series:
      CDC emergency preparedness and you
      Hurricanes
      Description:
      If your home was flooded, look for signs that your appliances have gotten wet. Throw away wet or flooded appliances to protect from shock and fire.Created: 8/10/2006 by Emergency Communications System. Date Released: 7/30/2008.Running time = 0:50Hurr...
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    3. Public service announcement : Coping with depression and thoughts of suicide after a disaster
      Corporate Authors:
      Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
      Published Date:
      11/30/2007
      Series:
      CDC emergency preparedness and you
      Hurricanes
      Description:
      After a natural disaster, it is normal to feel sad, mad, or guilty—you may have lost a great deal.Created: 8/10/2006 by Emergency Communications System. Date Released: 11/30/2007.Running time = 0:48Hurricane-Depression.pdf
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    4. Public service announcement : Preventing mold after a disaster
      Corporate Authors:
      Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
      Published Date:
      10/22/2007
      Series:
      CDC emergency preparedness and you
      Hurricanes
      Description:
      When rain or flood waters get into your building, take steps to prevent mold growth.Created: 8/10/2006 by Emergency Communications System. Date Released: 10/22/2007.Running time = 0:54Hurricane-Mold.pdf
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    5. Public service announcement : Preventing chain saw injuries after a disaster
      Corporate Authors:
      Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
      Published Date:
      9/24/2008
      Series:
      CDC emergency preparedness and you
      Hurricanes
      Description:
      If you must use a chain saw, follow the instructions to be safe. Wear a hard hat, safety glasses, ear plugs, thick work gloves, chaps, and boots.Created: 8/10/2006 by Emergency Communications System. Date Released: 9/24/2008.Running time = 0:49Hurric...
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