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  How to Call 911



     - Keep an eye on the sky, look for darkening skies, flashes of light.
     - If you can hear thunder, you are close enough to be hit by lightning.
     - Find safe shelter in a building or car, keep car windows closed.
     - If you are outside go to a low–lying open place away from trees, poles,
       or metal objects.
     - Be a small target: squat low to the ground; put your hands on your knees
       with your head between your legs.
     - Do not lie flat on the ground.
     - Avoid handling metal, electrical equipment, water faucets and sinks.
     - In a flash flood, seek high ground.
     - Never drive through flood waters.
     - Never touch or go near downed power lines, even if you think they
       are safe.
     - Bring loose objects, such as patio funiture or garbage cans, indoors.




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www.nyredcross.org

For information
about OEM,
NYC.gov