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What to do After a Hurricane

August 16th, 2019

Hurricane damageYou can spend weeks preparing for a hurricane to strike but the aftermath can be devastating. The storm can leave you confused and without a clear plan of action on what to do to begin recovering. Follow these five tips if a hurricane impacts your community:

 

  • Do not drive unless it is absolutely necessary.

 

  • Do not drink or prepare food with tap water until you are certain it’s not contaminated.

  • Look for advice and instructions about emergency medical, food and housing aid and other forms of assistance.  Here are some possible sources: The Houston Chronicle, News Radio 740 KTRH, and click2houston.com.

  • Take photos of any damage, both of building and their contents, for insurance claims.  Make minor repairs to prevent further damage or looting, but do not make major repairs or dispose of damaged property until it has been inspected by an adjuster.  Save all receipts.

  • If your power has gone out, open refrigerators and freezers only when necessary.  A freezer without power can keep food in satisfactory condition up to 36 hours if it is kept closed.  Wrapping a freezer in blankets will help insulate it.

 

 

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