Hurricane - Seeking Shelter, Dominica

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If it is not safe at home, move to a designated shelter, and remember to carry enough food and blankets for you and your family.
Before you leave be sure you and your family are well fed. Avoid already flooded areas. Do not attempt to cross any stretch of flood waters on foot if they are more than knee high.
Do not drive where the water is over the roads, the roads could already be washed away.
Take what precautions you can to protect your property.
Take small valuables and important papers but remember travel light.
Register each member of your family as soon as you enter the shelter.

Source: http://www.avirtualdominica.com

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