@sf-emergency.sf.govConsider your pets when putting together your go bag and stay box. Pack food, water, medicines, a carrier or leash, identification, cleanup supplies, and a familiar comfort item.
Emergency supply checklists at sf.gov/GetReady
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@sf-emergency.sf.govMore preparedness tips at sf.gov/GetReady
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@eatright.bsky.social⚡ Power outage? Keep your fridge and freezer doors closed to maintain cold temperatures!
🧊 A full freezer stays cold for about 48 hours if unopened. Once power returns, check that food is 40°F or below before consuming or refreezing.
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Earthquake safety: sf.gov/earthquake
More ways to get ready: sf.gov/GetReady
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@gnyha.orgStay prepared: Check out our new Measles Exposure Investigation Toolkit to help streamline contact tracing at your hospital. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4grcE7q #NationalPreparednessMonth
@sf-emergency.sf.govIf you’re near the coast following an earthquake and experience these warning signs, do not wait for an alert. Move inland and to higher ground immediately. Evacuate on foot when able. More info at sf.gov/tsunamis
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