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<\/div>Situation \u00b7 Evacuation<\/span>

You have to leave home: ten well-prepared minutes.<\/h1>

Any emergency can end in an evacuation. If the bags are packed and the destination is decided, leaving in ten minutes is possible and far less stressful.<\/p>

Time<\/small>10 minutes<\/strong><\/div>
The essentials<\/small>People and animals<\/strong><\/div>
With you<\/small>Medication and documents<\/strong><\/div>
Let them know<\/small>Your outside contact<\/strong><\/div><\/div>
Do the drill<\/a>What to do now<\/a><\/div><\/section>
Drill<\/span>

Could you leave in 10 minutes?<\/h2>

Practise as a family: press start and see whether in ten minutes you're all at the door with your bags, the animals and the essentials.<\/p>

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Do it calmly, without running on the stairs. The point is to find out what goes wrong.<\/p><\/section>

Step by step<\/span>

What to do, and when<\/h2>