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Have you lost power? Unopened, full freezers will keep food safe for 48 hours during power outage; 24 hours if half-full. Learn more food safety tips for power outages: bit.ly/3tvY8T0 #HurricaneIan

19h

New CDC technical report summarizes data gathered during #monkeypox response & projects how outbreak may continue to evolve, including info on demographic data on monkeypox cases reported to CDC through 9/23/22, & time-related trends in monkeypox cases. bit.ly/3yd9Y82

19h

Is your community under a boil water advisory? Use bottled water or boil tap water for 1 minute to prepare food, drinks, or ice and for dishwashing and hygiene, such as brushing teeth and bathing. bit.ly/2RxMW6a

CDC Emerging Infections @CDC_NCEZID

19h

If you come in contact with floodwater, wash your skin with soap & clean water as soon as possible. If you get sick after contact with floodwater or you get injured in floodwater, seek medical attention. Let the doctor know you were exposed to floodwater. bit.ly/311n85A

19h

3 tips to help you clean up safely after a storm: ✅ Wear safety gear, including goggles, gloves, & boots. ✅ Ask for help. Work in teams to move heavy or bulky objects. ✅ Stay cool & hydrated to prevent heat-related illness. More: ow.ly/THva50KvAXf. #PrepYourHealth #Ian

19h

Be prepared to clean up your home after a storm. #PrepYourHealth with ✅ safety gear, including goggles & rubber boots. ✅ bottled water. Listen to local authorities to know if there is a water advisory. ✅ first aid supplies to treat injuries. More: ow.ly/HKlN50KY2l5 #Ian

19h

Parents: CDC has resources that can help you and your family cope after a natural disaster. For resources and more information visit bit.ly/3vPfZqi #Ian

19h

Returning to a flooded home? Check for #mold and learn how to safely clean up after a disaster. bit.ly/2daayXT #Ian #Fiona

19h

Are you in an area affected by flooding? The initial damage caused by a flood is not the only risk. Floodwaters can contain objects, chemicals, sewage, and bacteria. Learn more about staying safe: bit.ly/3kq3UkV. #Ian

19h

3 tips to help you clean up safely after a storm: ✅ Wear safety gear, including goggles, gloves, & boots. ✅ Ask for help. Work in teams to move heavy or bulky objects. ✅ Stay cool & hydrated to prevent heat-related illness. More: ow.ly/THva50KvAXf. #PrepYourHealth #Ian

4 Oct

Be prepared to clean up your home after a storm. #PrepYourHealth with ✅ safety gear, including goggles & rubber boots. ✅ bottled water. Listen to local authorities to know if there is a water advisory. ✅ first aid supplies to treat injuries. More: ow.ly/HKlN50KY2l5 #Ian

4 Oct

Wear rubber boots, rubber gloves, and goggles during cleanup of flooded areas. Learn more about what to wear during disaster clean up. bit.ly/2khYIEQ #Ian

4 Oct

If you or your partner has #monkeypox, the best way to protect yourself and others is to avoid skin-to-skin contact, which includes sex, kissing, or touching each other’s bodies when sick. Learn how else to lower to risk during sex: bit.ly/3wRoT7n.

4 Oct

It's very important to take care of your mental health. Visit CDC’s website to read about the steps you can take to cope after a natural disaster. Learn more at bit.ly/3aClEsG #Ian

4 Oct

Gasoline exposure can cause serious illness, such as coughing or vomiting, and can lead to death. DO NOT siphon gasoline by mouth to fuel your generator. bit.ly/3SzMAtB #Ian

3 Oct

CDC recently expanded eligibility for monkeypox vaccination. If you’re eligible for a monkeypox vaccine, make an appointment to get vaccinated, and make sure to receive both doses of the vaccine. Learn more: bit.ly/3E5ycoz.

3 Oct

CDC_NCBDDD @CDC_NCBDDD

An emergency can happen at any time and often without warning. Preparing for emergencies can be a family activity! Involve your little ones with these Ready Wrigley preparedness checklists: bit.ly/2C0GRHS

3 Oct

CDCChronic @CDCChronic

People living with chronic disease are more severely affected during emergencies. Tap the link for tips on managing your chronic diseases during these tough times: bit.ly/ChronicDisaste… #PrepYourHealth

3 Oct

New info from CDC Health Alert Network: #HCPs, see clinical guidance for carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning if seeing patients from areas affected by Hurricanes Fiona or Ian. Read full alert: bit.ly/3Eaf9cT

FL Division of Emergency Management @FLSERT

3 Oct

Carbon monoxide poisoning from improper generator usage can be deadly. Use your portable generator safely by remembering the 20-20-20 rule: ✔️ 20 feet away from your home ✔️ 20 minutes of cool down before refueling ✔️ 20 dollars for a carbon monoxide alarm

3 Oct

Do you know what you can do to help children cope with a natural disaster? Visit our website and follow the tips to reduce stress caused by natural disasters. Learn more at bit.ly/3S7nDoT

3 Oct

Discard items that cannot be disinfected following a #flood (mattresses, carpeting, and most paper products). bit.ly/2JHYkLI #Ian

CDC Emerging Infections @CDC_NCEZID

3 Oct

Have you lost power? Unopened, full freezers will keep food safe for 48 hours during power outage; 24 hours if half-full. Learn more food safety tips for power outages: bit.ly/3tvY8T0 #HurricaneIan

2 Oct

Parents, teachers, & guardians: Download “Coping After a Disaster” at ow.ly/kZGT50KY2vS. Use this #ReadyWrigley resource to help children talk about their feelings after a disaster & learn positive ways to express their emotions. #PrepYourHealth #Ian

2 Oct

Here’s important info on safe clean up, chemical hazards, and more when returning home after a #flood: bit.ly/34Oukor #Ian

2 Oct

Not all children respond in the same ways to an emergency. How a child reacts can vary according to their age, past experiences, & how they typically cope with stress. Parents: Learn how you can help children cope with a disaster: ow.ly/t7Mb50KY2qq. #PrepYourHealth #Ian

2 Oct

FEMA Region 4 @femaregion4

If you evacuated because of #Ian, keep in mind that flooding is still happening in many locations. Roads may be blocked and power is still being restored.

2 Oct

FEMA @fema

During a disaster, it’s critical to avoid spreading false information. We launched a "Common Disaster-Related Rumors" page to help protect survivors of #Ian & ensure you have correct information to help with recovery. ➡️ fema.gov/disaster/recov…

1 Oct

Readygov @Readygov

Images & videos of people swimming & playing in #Ian floodwaters have circulated via news media & internet platforms. ⚠️ Flood water is dangerous. Whenever possible, avoid contact with it for yours & your loved ones' safety. Hazards are easily hidden & not always in plain sight.

1 Oct

Prevent #COpoisoning. If the power is out, DON’T run a generator or any gas-powered engine inside! Use generators outside in a dry area, at least 20 feet away from any window, door, or vent. bit.ly/2pobEI0 #PrepYourHealth #Ian

1 Oct

#PrepYourHealth to clean up when you can return to your home. #BeReady with ✅ safety gear, including googles & rubber boots. ✅ bottled water. Listen to local authorities to know if there is a water advisory. ✅ first aid supplies to treat injuries. ow.ly/HKlN50KY2l5 #Ian

1 Oct

Be aware of yours and others’ risk for heat stroke, heat exhaustion, heat cramps and fainting. If it’s hot, move to a cooler place, take sips of clean water, and take cool showers if authorities say the water is safe for bathing. For more tips, visit bit.ly/2SBrtgj

FL Division of Emergency Management @FLSERT

1 Oct

As you begin your clean-up efforts from #HurricaneIan, be sure to sort your debris in the 6 piles shown below in an effort to expedite the removal process. Remember: never place debris near other trees, structures or downed powerlines - this makes removal difficult. ⬇️

Disaster Distress Helpline @distressline

1 Oct

El nacional @distressline (una programa de @samhsagov) ofrece consejeria en Español para los afectados por catástrofe- ¡no está solo! Llame o envíe un mensaje de texto al 1-800-985-5990 y opríma el numero “2” bit.ly/2LgaVpc #HuracánIan #Ian #Florida #Fiona #PuertoRico

Disaster Distress Helpline @distressline

1 Oct

If you're experiencing distress after a #disaster, you're not alone. Call/text the @distressline at 1-800-985-5990 to be connected to a counselor who will listen to you, explore healthy coping tips, & offer referrals to community resources. youtu.be/SzqSEu6t7kY

1 Oct

Stay safe around floodwaters. The depth of the water is not always obvious & it can contain hidden dangers, such as: 🧱 building materials. 🚽 germs & poop from overflowing sewage. 🐍 displaced animals such as rodents & snakes. Morow.ly/1DMu30kwjh8eO#PrepYourHealthl#IanIX4g

1 Oct

Have you lost power? When in doubt, throw it out. Throw away perishable refrigerated food like meat, seafood, milk, and eggs if the power is out for more than 4 hours. Food will stay safe in refrigerator up to 4 hours if the door stays closed. Learn more: bit.ly/3tvY8T0

CDC Emerging Infections @CDC_NCEZID

1 Oct

If you think water might be contaminated, don’t use it to wash dishes, brush teeth, wash & prepare food, wash your hands, make ice, or make baby formula. Learn more: bit.ly/2RxMW6a

1 Oct

LISTERIA OUTBREAK: Do not eat recalled brie or camembert cheeses. These cheeses are sold under many brand names at stores nationwide in the US and Mexico. For a full list of recalled cheeses, see bit.ly/3BX8nVc

1 Oct

Volunteer responsibly after an emergency. Don't self-deploy to disaster areas. Work with trusted organizations in the affected areas. They know where volunteers are needed. Your help is often needed long after the storm. Learn more: ow.ly/CRKK50KYH19. #PrepYourHealth #Ian

30 Sep

Staying at a disaster shelter for #HurricaneIan? Tell shelter staff immediately if you feel sick when you arrive at the shelter or start to feel sick while sheltering. Learn more: bit.ly/2TrY1XO #Ian

30 Sep

FEMA @fema

Florida residents: If #Ian caused damage to your home or belongings, make sure to document it. 📸 Take photos before you begin clean up. 📝 Make a list of damaged or lost items & gather receipts. Doing this helps speed up the process with insurance & other assistance programscR

30 Sep

Know the symptoms for heat exhaustion and heat stroke and what to do: bit.ly/2sklxsi

30 Sep

Stay safe during disaster clean up. Wear sturdy shoes or boots, long sleeves, and gloves when handling or walking on or near debris. Find more ways to protect yourself: bit.ly/2khYIEQ #PrepYourHealth #Ian

30 Sep

SAMHSA @samhsagov

The @distressline has information on #hurricane distress risk factors and warning signs, plus resources for coping. You can always #TalkWithUs at 1-800-985-5990. We're here for you. samhsa.gov/hurricanes #Ian #HurricaneIan

30 Sep

Floodwater can pose a drowning risk. Know how to stay safe around floodwater: 🛑 Don’t drive into flooded areas & standing water. 🛑 Don’t drive around roadblocks. 🛑 Don’t drive over a downed power line. Learn morow.ly/sZrW50FcBX8VS#IanIgbx

30 Sep

After #HurricaneIan, stay out of floodwater. Floodwater can contain many things that can make you sick including germs, dangerous chemicals, human and animal poop, or dead animals. bit.ly/311n85A

30 Sep

After getting your updated #COVID19 booster, v-safe will send you personalized and confidential text message check-ins. This information helps keep COVID-19 vaccines safe for you and everyone. Learn more about v-safe and sign up if you haven’t already: vsafe.cdc.gov

30 Sep

Have you lost power? Unopened, full freezers will keep food safe for 48 hours during power outage; 24 hours if half-full. Learn more food safety tips for power outages: bit.ly/3tvY8T0 #HurricaneIan

30 Sep