Published On:Monday, July 19, 2010
- Battery operated radio
- Flashlights, batteries, bulbs
- Battery operated lanterns with a large supply of batteries
- Waterproof matches
- Manual can opener
- Clock (windup or battery)
- Baby supplies
- Camp stove
- Fire extinguishers
- Lumber for windows
- Mosquito repellent
- First aid kit and bandages
- Ice chests and coolers
- Water container with enough water to last a week for all
- Prescription drugs
- Masking tape
- Full tank of gas in vehicle
- Cash
- Canned food and milk
- Disposable dishes, napkins, cups, forks, knives, spoons
- Garbage bags
- Hurricane chart
Food suggestions:
- Beverages (powdered or canned, fruit juices, instant coffee and/or tea)
- Canned vegetables and fruits
- Prepared foods (canned soups, beef, spaghetti, tuna, chicken, etc.)
- Sugar, salt & pepper
- Snacks (crackers, cookies, hard candy),
- Snack spreads (peanut butter, jelly, cheese spread, etc.)
- Bagged bread.
Important phone numbers
Police and Fire Emergency 919, 911, 322-4444
Police headquarters 322-4444
Ambulance service 322-2881,302-4747
Air Ambulance service 322-2881,377-1606,323-2186
Princess Margaret Hospital 322-2861-5
Doctors Hospital- 302-4600
BEC 323-5561
BTC 914
Water and sewerage 325-0505
Department of Meteorology 377-7178
Bahamas Air Sea Rescue Association 325-8864
NEMA 322-6081