How are fire remedial for dealing with natural or man -made disaster
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Helping children cope after a natural disaster
Give your children extra attention and reassurance. ...
Acknowledge your own feelings about the situation and let your children know its ok to share their own feelings.
Include your children in plans for the future.
Try to get back to a normal routine as quickly as possible.
Give your children extra attention and reassurance. ...
Acknowledge your own feelings about the situation and let your children know its ok to share their own feelings.
Include your children in plans for the future.
Try to get back to a normal routine as quickly as possible.
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disaster response planning among facility managers falls into two categories, says William Begal, president of Begal Enterprises, disaster restoration specialists: Do you have a plan or do you not have a plan? "If you have a plan, if it's not a plan that is updated and practiced regularly, then it's worse than not having a plan," Begal says. "You have this sense of security, 'We have the red book, everything is ready to go, in the event that something happens' — but then the phone numbers are wrong or the vendor is not there or the guy that had the key to the water shut off room isn't where he is supposed to be or he's on vacation."
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