Identify the Threat
Assess the situation calmly. Determine the flying entity’s size, speed, and behavior. Understanding the nature of the threat is crucial for an effective response and ensuring personal safety.
Seek Immediate Shelter
Find the nearest sturdy building or underground area. Avoid open spaces where you're visible. Stay away from windows to minimize exposure to potential threats from the sky.
Alert Authorities
Contact local law enforcement or emergency services. Provide detailed information about the threat. Authorities have protocols for dealing with extraordinary situations and can initiate a response.
Gather Information
Use media sources to stay informed. Official announcements will provide guidelines on how to proceed and may disclose the nature of the flying entity and containment efforts.
Emergency Preparedness
Keep an emergency kit ready with supplies, such as food, water, and first aid. Include a battery-powered radio to receive updates in case of power outages.
Avoid Confrontation
Do not attempt to engage or antagonize the flying entity. Your priority is your own safety. Professional response teams are better equipped to handle such threats.
Post-Incident Actions
Once the danger has passed, stay indoors until authorities declare it safe. Seek professional help if you experience trauma or anxiety following the event.
What to assess about a flying threat?
Color, origin, and destination
Size, speed, and behavior
Wing shape, noise, and altitude
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