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Find out about Civil Defence emergencies and waht you should do to be prepared for them, important documents to remember and where to find more information.

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A Civil Defence emergency is a major incident that is too big for police, fire or ambulance services to manage alone. Disaster threats to Hawke's Bay could include storms, floods, tidal waves (tsunamis), earthquakes, chemical spills or a volcanic eruption. Civil Defence organisations are based within the local territorial councils. Civil Defence advises people to keep their survival kit ready at all times. It may take more than three days for help to arrive.

Checklist of essential items for a survival kit

  • Torch
  • Batteries
  • Tinned Food
  • Radio
  • Can Opener
  • Drinking Water (3L per person per day)
  • First-aid Kit
  • Matches

If you have to leave home during an emergency, make sure you can quickly assemble a getaway kit.

  • Family Documents
  • Birth Certificates
  • Essential Medicine
  • Towels
  • Blankets
  • Extra Clothing
  • Insurance Policies
  • Marriage Certificates
  • Baby Needs
  • Toilet Items
  • Food
  • Pet Supplies

To prepare yourself for a CIVIL DEFENCE EMERGENCY

  • Know your Civil Defence warnings
  • In a disaster, turn on your radio and listen for instructions
  • Know where to get help
  • Know how to turn off electricity, water and gas mains
  • Know how to get drinking water

Information about Civil Defence and what to do in a disaster is printed on the inside cover of the Yellow Pages.

View Napier's Civil Defence section of this website.

Select to go to the top of the page. Documents

  
Document Icon. Settlement Support HB Newcomers Guide
Version: pdf (3.2Mb) |
Document Icon. Migrant Life a Demographic Profile
Version: pdf (1.26Mb) |
Document Icon. Settlement Support Newspaper Supplement
Version: pdf (2.2Mb) |



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