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Recomendaciones oficiales revisadas por última vez el 4 nov 2026

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Prepárate para A few days[1]

“Pack essentials for yourself and your family to last a few days. These should include medicines, special food for babies and children or elders. (NDMA Cyclone: Do's and Don'ts, 'When Evacuation is instructed')”

Alimentos: Keep some dry, non-perishable food always ready for use in an emergency. When a cyclone warning is issued, get extra food that can be eaten without cooking and store extra drinking water in covered vessels. Make provision for children and adults who need a special diet. Drink only boiled or chlorinated water during and after a disaster.[1]

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  • ✓Dry, non-perishable food (ready to eat without cooking)[1]
  • ✓Extra drinking water stored in covered vessels[1]
  • ✓Battery-operated torches and enough dry cells (batteries)[1]
  • ✓Hurricane lantern or other emergency lights[1]
  • ✓Radio (transistor) with extra batteries[1]
  • ✓Charged mobile phone (use SMS in an emergency)[1]
  • ✓Documents and valuables in waterproof containers[1]
  • ✓Medicines[1]
  • ✓Special food for babies, children or elders[1]
National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA)

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  • • India's official public guidance is hazard-specific (cyclones, floods, earthquakes, heat waves, etc.) and does not set a national number of days or litres of water to store.
  • • Official do's and don'ts for each hazard, including nuclear-radiological, chemical and biological emergencies, are published by NDMA and on the SACHET portal.
  • • Your state or district disaster management authority may give local guidance and helpline numbers.

Fuentes

  1. [1] Cyclone: Do's and Don'ts (NDMA letter and advisory to coastal States/UTs, hosted by Puducherry Revenue Department) — National Disaster Management Authority (via Government of Puducherry) (official), accessed 2026-11-04
  2. [2] SACHET – National Disaster Alert Portal — National Disaster Management Authority (official), accessed 2026-11-04
  3. [3] Pan-India Testing of Indigenous Cell Broadcast System Underway for Rapid Disaster Alerts — Press Information Bureau, Government of India (official), accessed 2026-11-04
  4. [4] Pan-India Emergency Number '112' launched — Press Information Bureau, Government of India (official), accessed 2026-11-04
  5. [5] Civil Defence — DGFSCDHG, Ministry of Home Affairs (official), accessed 2026-11-04