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Last Updated:
09/29/11 02:42:27 PM
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Go Bag |
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Putting Together a "Go
Bag" |
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Public
Health Preparedness at the
Nevada State Health Division
recommends packing certain
supplies in an easy-to-carry
backpack or duffel bag - a
"go bag" of items that you
can grab if you have to
leave your home in a hurry.
A go bag is a portable
version of the emergency
supply kit that you keep on
hand at home; some of these
items should be included in
both preparedness packs.
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Battery-operated radio
and flashlight, with new
batteries for each
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Contact and meeting
place information for
your household
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Cash (at least $50-$100
in small bills) and ATM
cards
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Extra set of house and
car keys
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Copies of important
personal documents
(insurance cards, birth
certificates, marriage
license and photo IDs)
in a waterproof,
portable container
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Bottled water and
non-perishable food
(granola and energy
bars)
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First-aid kit
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Sturdy shoes,
lightweight rain gear,
hat and gloves
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Prescription medications
(a week's supply)
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Personal hygiene
supplies
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Child care supplies or
other special care items
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