Temporary Shelter Public buildings, guesthouses, sports halls,
social facilities, schools, large tents, etc., set up in order to provide
temporary housing for victims of disasters.
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Fire Stairway A staircase for leaving a building in case of a
fire or emergency.
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First Aid Emergency action undertaken until the health personnel who will provide medical assistance arrives.
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Wounded A person that is injured, for example with a cut or a
hole in the skin.
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Debris Remains of collapsed buildings and goods.
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Disaster Relief Tent Short-term emergency shelter, which
is sent right after disasters or emergencies.
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Bunker A place where you can get protection from danger.
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Rescue Securing someone from a dangerous
situation.
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Flashlight A small light you can carry around.
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Building Collapse When a building falls down due to pressure or lack of support.
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The High Point A place that is above everything else in the area,
where you could be safe in case of floods.
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Drill Action to test the adequacy of the procedures to be taken in case of
emergency or danger.
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Disaster Victim People affected by disaster are called disaster victims.
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Whistle An object that you blow through in order to make
a loud sound.
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Disaster and Emergency Supply Bag Bag containing emergency items and documents to be
used during and after the disaster.
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