How to form a disaster plan, stock an emergency kit for your home or business
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Does your family have a safe meeting place in case of a house fire? Does everyone know where to seek shelter from a tornado or earthquake? Most Americans say disaster preparedness is important to them, but only about 17 percent say they are actually prepared for such a situation, according to an Ad Council survey.
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