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Prepare a typhoon emergency kit

Keep a torch, spare batteries, radio, whistle, first-aid items, drinking water, and shelf-stable food together.

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Last reviewed: 2026-09-12

A waterproof box holds a torch, batteries, radio, whistle, first-aid kit, water, and food

Why it matters

Typhoons can interrupt power, transport, or supplies; preparing early avoids dangerous last-minute trips.

Wrong action

Going out for batteries, water, or food only after Gale or Storm Signal No. 8 is in force.

Correct action

Confirm household needs with the employer, prepare before typhoon season, and check dates and batteries regularly.

What to do

  1. Confirm household members, medicines, and special needs with the employer.
  2. Keep agreed supplies together in an accessible waterproof bag or box.
  3. Check batteries, water, food, and first-aid dates each season.

If something happens

For immediate danger during a storm, stay safely indoors away from glass. Call 999 for emergency rescue and follow official instructions.

Sources and review

This page provides general home-safety information and does not replace medical, legal, electrical, or other professional advice.

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