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You should primaly take shelter in a CP shelter. If you don't have this option, in case of nuclear leak take cover in an under ground cellar space or in case of a gas leak you should (depending on the gas) take cover in the top floor (don't go to the attic, because attics usually present a lot of "blocking" which will be handled later,
Radioactivity weakens
When it goes through material For example 35 cm (14inches) of concrete reduces the radiation levels to 1:50
| Name | 1:50 | 1:100 |
|---|---|---|
| Concrete 35 cm | Concrete 45 cm | |
| Brick 50 cm | Brick 60 cm | |
| Solid earth 55 cm | Solid earth 70 cm |
When the distance to the radiating particles grows, half of the radiation is received when a person is within 8 meter radius of the source of radiation.
With time
| Time | Drop |
|---|---|
| 2H | 1:2 |
| 7H | 1:10 |
| 48H | 1:100 |
| 2 weeks | 1:1000 |
Preparing your shelter
First you need to bring to your shelter or have it ready
- #Are optional
- = Is a Good to have thing
- ! Is a life and death matter
- #Adequet amount of clothes#
- #Toys to keep children occupied #
- !Well preserving food for 2–5 days!
- #Reading #
- !Radio, TV or a Computer! A radio is the best because it's got a simple broadcasting system which is easier to have back up and running after any type of situation. Stay on government channels to receive more accurate info.
- =Personal protection gear =
- =Important medication and Important documents=
- Eating utilities, Plates, forks etc.
- Matches Don't use unless you absolutely need to because they "eat" oxygen
- Auxiliary light source
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