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Stay inside and away from windows, skylights and glass doors. Find a safe area in your home (an interior room, a closet or bathroom on the lower level).
If flooding threatens your home, turn off electricity at the main breaker.
If you lose power, turn off major appliances such as the air conditioner and water heater to reduce damage.
Do not use electrical appliances, including your computer.
Do not go outside. If the eye of the storm passes over your area, there will be a short period of calm, but at the other side of the eye, the wind speed rapidly increases to hurricane force and will come from the opposite direction. Also, do not go outside to see "what the wind feels like." It is too easy to be hit by flying debris.
Beware of lightning. Stay away from electrical equipment. Don't use the phone or take a bath/shower during the storm.
After the storm. Typically, more deaths occur after a hurricane than during. These deaths come from people being too anxious to get outside and survey the damage where they come into contact with downed power lines or unstable trees, etc. Follow these suggestions for staying safe after the hurricane:
Remain indoors until an official "all clear" is given.
Do not touch fallen or low-hanging wires of any kind under any circumstances. Stay away from puddles with wires in/near them. Do not touch trees or other objects in contact with power lines.
USE PHONES ONLY FOR EMERGENCIES.
Call police or utility companies immediately to report hazards such as downed power lines, broken gas or water mains, overturned gas tanks, etc.
Watch for weakened roads, bridges, tree limbs or porches which could collapse unexpectedly.
After power is restored, check refrigerated food for spoilage. (Spoiled food is the cause of much sickness two days to a week after the storm.)
When reinstalling a CB, TV or satelitte antenna, check in all directions to be sure no power lines are nearby. The same goes for climbing trees to clear debris.
Do not operate charcoal grills, propane camping stoves or generators indoors.

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  • My mother's roof is still off. She can't afford to rebuild, basically she is homeless.

  • poor thing is she ok?

  • Wi-Wi-Wil Gilbert...Wata come inna mi room...mi sweep out some wit me broom..di likkle dag laugh to see such fun and di dish run away wid di spoon..Unnu see mi dish? Unnu see mi dish? Maybe Oliver will come up with a song for Dean.

  • anybody unnu si mi satellite di dish!!!! big tune. you see mi lap top ah gilbert gimmi loving dear!!!! is how you spell dat man name??

  • Yea I was only 1 when Gilbert struck mi always hear story how we did have to run next door when the roof fly off.Thank God you ain't there I know you would be the first person outside but i hope everyone will be okay.

  • some how i think you know me all too well lol.

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  • LMAO Dean was wicked yow bomboclaat!!! i was scared 2 death lol...man! ma roof blew off 2 rass lol it was hilarious and sad @ the same time coz ma mom nearly got hit when ma cealing came crashing lol i have pics and shit suh link me if u want them!...dnt even tlk bout wukless jps and the power..my area never get baq light till 10 days time..bombo i was soo pissed when light came baq i felt like it was the 1st time i was seeing light! lol anyways l8r!

  • yow, some people neve get none till months later.

    U kno there was more damage this hurricane than ivan or so...and the response team was the fastest they ever been. I was actually impressed

    TEN DAYS?? me neva get nun till bout 2 weeks

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  • a dis u a dis mi jamrock eno

  • dat was bad but my house in jamaica neva get blow way

  • i wasnt born then but my mother n my aunti tell me it was bad

  • the baddest hurricane eva is IVAN yow tree house an everyting blow down..yow all sumbody from cvm almost get wash weh

  • im look like heminem twin breda "Zaga Zow na das beeni man" haha

  • man i think you listen to too much collie buddz dog.

  • Yep I was there summer mi nd my cousin now bout wi gaan a shop afta wi know seh hurricane a cum den one wind just lick wi nd di leaves dem a blow up inna di sky mi just left har a di shop Lol it was da baddest ive seen altho its my 2nd experience of one

  • i kno i was takin ics outside wen d hurricane lick still lollol my fren u drunk tru d hurricane lol

    i was havin fun watchin d storm stil but.. lol lol when i seee a coconut fly off i turn back...the no electricity for weeks piss me off though.. dutti stinkin neighbor dem on d road behind mne ALLL had generator n have it a run whole nit raatid.. n who u tink get bac light first..d same damn ppl dat have generator...nn we had to wait another week b4 we get back light.. it did frig up

  • boss wa u feel like, man like a u give bad man false name

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