Emergency Act Safety Plan

 

CANADA - S.B. UN FRAMEWORK ADDITIVES 

Emergency Act Safety Plan

STOCKPILES & DEMAND BASED EFFORTS 

For times of displacement 

Virtual work & work travel

Emergency Shelter Camps with individual Tiny Homes in place with security & shared public washrooms set agaisnt Emergency Systems for that local 

Once Emergency Areas are sorted people return after damage is assessed when they have equivlant housing to meet Basic Needs - Earned Privledge worked into a Provincial - Territory Portfolio 

A PLACE TO GO

A place to return from

Not at fault natural or man-made disaster or hazard cause 

WHAT THIS IS NOT

A reform Jail - Prison or Immigration Resource Prison camp or Specialized system for different types

TORNADO - HURRICANE - CYCLONE - FLOOD - EARTHQUAKE - HIGH WINDS 

Underground shelters, purpose-built "safe rooms," and monolithic domes are the only structures capable of surviving a direct hit from an intense EF5 tornado. To withstand winds exceeding 200 mph, these structures rely on steel-reinforced concrete and aerodynamic, wind-shedding designs. For most individuals, surviving a tornado means sheltering in an interior room on the lowest floor, away from windows, and covering your head.

ADVANCED SECURITY & SAFETY 

Emergency Safety System & Emergency Safety Plan

SYDNEY NICOLA BENNETT UN FRAMEWORK