在加拿大
http://www.saskatoon.ca/org/news_releases/detail.asp?id=2379NEWS RELEASES
For Immediate Release: July 9, 2007IS07-271TORNADO WATCH IN EFFECT - RESIDENTS REMINDED TO BE PREPAREDEnvironment Canada has issued a “Tornado Watch” for Saskatoon. Residents are reminded to be prepared for all hazards that affect our area, and to take proper safety precautions. If a tornado threatens: Take shelter immediately -Preferably in the basement under a stairway or sturdy work table in the centre of the house. If there’s no basement, the safest spot is the ground floor in the centre of the house. Small rooms tend to be more structurally sound so seek shelter in a hallway, small room, closet or bathroom. Lying in the bathtub with a mattress on top of you may provide good protection. -If you’re in a vehicle or mobile home, get outside and find other shelter if the tornado is strong. Avoid wide-span buildings, such as shopping centres, auditoriums and supermarkets with large roofs. Go to a nearby sturdy shelter, or the lower floor, an inside room, restroom or hallway, or get under a sturdy building. -In high rise buildings, move to lower levels, small interior rooms or stairwells. -Stay away from windows, doors and exterior walls. Flying glass is extremely dangerous. Outdoors, with no shelter available, lie flat in a ditch or other low-lying area, and protect your head with your arms. Don’t get caught in a vehicle or mobile home, which the tornado can lift. Take shelter elsewhere, or if none is available, even a ditch offers better protection. Choose a location where your vehicle won’t be hurled or rolled on top of you. If you live in a mobile home, go to a nearby sturdy shelter when a severe storm is approaching. Beware of flying debris. Even small objects such can become lethal missiles. Remember that damaged and weakened structures, fallen debris, downed electrical wires, and gas leaks are potential dangers after a storm has passed. Environment Canada lifted the “Tornado Warning” at 4:24 p.m., however a “Tornado Watch” currently remains in effect. Residents are encouraged to monitor the situation through local radio and television stations. Information on what to do before, during and after a disaster is available at www.saskatoon.ca under “H” for Home Preparedness Plan. -30-Media, for more information: Dan Paulsen. Assistant Chief Saskatoon Fire and Protective Services 975-3030
·加拿大新闻 看到快买加国Costco新晋爆款刷屏
·加拿大新闻 从追面子到享自我，宝马购车观转变
·加拿大新闻 每周连轴转80小时加拿大医生自爆行业黑幕
·加拿大新闻 万锦、Newmarket多家奶茶店/美甲店/理发店被指控+开罚单
·加拿大新闻 移民急刹车见效！加拿大人口首次出现历史性大幅下降
·中文新闻 一名男子因推动反犹太复国主义而在悉尼市议会市长的长篇大论
·园艺 蒜黄和蒜芽