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Keep children safe during disaster cleanup

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    National Center for Environmental Health (U.S.)
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    Keep children and pets away from debris.

    Children should cover their arms, legs and feet when outside.

    Do not allow children to play in moving or standing water.

    Wash hands with soap and clean water. Clean and cover open wounds.

    Children should not help with clean-up. Do not use N-95 masks on children.

    Disinfect toys with diluted bleach. When in doubt, throw toys out.

    Keep children away from dead or stray animals.

    Use insect repellent with DEET or Picaridin on children when outside.

    CS286736A

    Kids_Cleanup_Safety.pdf

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