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EMERGENCY REST CENTRE

If there is a fire, the Community Safety Plan is triggered in conjunction with the emergency and rescue services. Depend- ing on the circumstances and when the emergency and rescue services have as- sessed

the

situation, you

will

either

be

told to evacuate or to shelter in the near- est building.

If you are told to evacuate, please go straight to the

Salle du Foyer

which

is the main emergency rest centre.

BEFORE Find out about flood risks, their frequency and the

areas

threatened

by

flooding

(from

your

Mairie,

Préfecture or the State authorities).

Make sure you have a battery radio

. Tune in to

your local radio for information. Wait to be given instructions from the authorities.

DURING If an announcement tells you the flood water are

rising:

Close off all doors, basement windows, ventilation, etc.,

to

slow

down

the

water

flowing

into

your

house and limit the damage

Switch off your electricity and gas supply to avoid electrocution and explosions

Go upstairs. Take the following with you: Drinking water, food supplies, your ID documents, battery

radio

and

battery

torch, spare

batteries,

warm clothing, and any medicine you have to take

Wait safely for the emergency services

Tune

into your local radio to find out what you

should do

Be prepared to evacuate if the authorities instruct you to back on until everything has been checked.

BEFORE Make sure you know where evacua-

tion routes and shelters are

Have

fire-fighting

resources

(water

tanks

or

taps,

a

pump

for

swim-

ming pool water...)

Clear all scrub around housing and along access routes

Check the condition of your doors, shutters, windows and roof… DURING If you are on the spot when the fire

breaks out

Immediately call the fire brigade and give them full accurate details (dial 18 or 112). If possible, try to extinguish or con- trol the fire

Open your gate so the fire brigade can get in quickly

Close any gas bottles or tanks out- doors

and

if

possible

move

them

away from the building

Place a damp cloth over your nose and mouth to breathe

If you are on foot, look for a shield (a rock or a wall)

If you are in a car, do not get out

In the countryside, move away along the side of the fire front, your back to the wind

Stay indoors or shelter in the nearest building - a well-protected building is your best shelter

Close and water shutters, doors and windows

Avoid causing a draught

Block all air inlets with wet cloths (ventilation

holes,

fire

places,

etc.)

Switch

off

any

ventilation

sys-

tems, bring

watering

pipes

in-

doors

-

smoke

will

reach

you

before the fire

Follow the fire brigade's instruc- tions. They know the dangers Wildfire pass by quickly Don’t panic, the rescue service are on their way AFTER Extinguish anything that is still smouldering

Air and disinfect rooms.

The consequences of an accident causing a spill of hazard- ous substances

depend above

all on

the

substances

con-

cerned. The rescue services and the Council will issue special instructions if this type of accident happens. BEFORE Be

aware

of the

potential danger, the

warning signal

(community siren) and that you may need to stay in- doors. DURING If witness the accident or spill

Dial the emergency number (18 or 112 for the fire

brigade, 17 for the Police or

Gendarmerie

) and tell them

exactly

what

has

happened

and

where,

the

type

of

transport involved, the approximate number of people affected or injured, the number of the product and its danger code (on the coloured diamond sign on the vehi- cle).

If anyone has been injured, do not move them unless

there is a fire, but move away yourself

If there are toxic vapours, run away from them in a di-

rection that is perpendicular to the wind, shelter indoors or rapidly leave the area; wash if your skin is irritated and if possible change your clothes

The community siren will sound the alert AFTER If you were indoors, air the building when there is no more danger.

If the Préfecture or the Rescue Services is- sue information that dam breakage is immi- nent or has already occurred, the Montbel Dam Safety Plan comes into effect.

Take your ID documents with you and if possible, lock

up

Do not collect your children from school, the school will take care of them

Do not use your telephone unless absolutely neces- sary to keep the lines free for the rescue services

Do not walk or drive into a flooded area. It is ex- tremely dangerous

Do not stay in your vehicle; it is likely to be washed away

Do not turn back.

Don’t panic, the rescue services are on their way AFTER Air and disinfect rooms

Find out from the emergency services if your home is accessible.

Do not switch the power supply and other circuits

For health reasons, do not drink tap water or well water until the local council tells you it is safe to do so.

Heat the building as soon as possible.

Make a list of damage.