Evacuation

Extinguish any fires in stoves or heaters.

Extinguish any fires in stoves or heaters.

Close windows and doors, turn off ventilation and air conditioning.

Shut off water and gas.

Emergency bag.

Label it with the owner’s name and phone number.

Put a note with name, address, and contact details into children’s or vulnerable persons’ pockets.

Inform neighbours about the evacuation and offer help.

Lock the apartment or house.

Lock the apartment or house.

Lock the apartment or house.

If evacuating independently to relatives or friends, indicate their address.

This way, rescue services know where to find us if needed.

Go to the designated gathering place.

If necessary, use respiratory protection and protect the surface of the body.

Follow instructions from officials.

If evacuating by car, consider the risks (weather, fuel supply).

Identity card, passport, health insurance card

Copies of important documents

Birth certificate, marriage certificate, important contracts

Keys

Cash and payment cards

Coins and banknotes in various denominations

First aid kit and a week’s supply of regularly used medications

Glasses, contact lenses

Hand sanitizer

Toilet paper and hygiene items

Towel

Bottled drinking water

In emergencies, an adult needs about 2 litres of water per day.

A one-day supply of non-perishable food

Mug, bowl, cutlery

Multifunctional knife

Sturdy shoes, raincoat

Spare clothes and underwear

Sleeping bag or blanket, sleeping mat

Phone with charger

Phone numbers of loved ones written on paper

Battery-powered radio and flashlight

Charged power bank, spare batteries, and cables

Food, medicines, bowls

Carrier, muzzle, leash

Pencil and paper

Book, magazine, board game

Toys for children