These items are in addition to the Adult Emergency Evacuation Kits.--Food for special diet needs
--Batteries for hearing aids, wheelchair, etc.
--List of style and serial number of medical devices
--Special supplies: oxygen, catheters, etc.
--Prescriptions for eyeglasses (not older than one year)
--Personal sanitary items (Depends, disposable bags, ties, wipes)
--For guide dogs--a Pet Grab 'n go Bag
[From: Anaheim.net]
In the event that an older citizen needs to be evacuated, we should be sensitive to their ability to carry a grab-and-go backpack and consider a rolling bag for their convenience. This is a good consideration for children, too. http://bit.ly/9JqSC
ReplyDeleteYou are absolutely right! I just didn't get to the type of bags to put evac items in, yet. I am going over specific items that should be included in these evacuation packs, giving information as to what might be useful in each category. Once a person knows how much stuff they will be taking, then they can decide what type and size container they will need. Thanks for your input!
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