Awesome work, guys!
According to the latest Annual Residents' Survey of 400 Porirua residents, 75% of you have stored food & water and have a household plan for an emergency. The last time the survey was done, we only recorded 56%. What changed your mind?
While I'd love to claim the credit, I know a significant proportion of it to be a direct result of the Canterbury earthquakes. It's sad, but true, that it takes a disaster to spur us into action. I wish it didn't.
There's hardly anyone that I know that doesn't have friends or family in Canterbury, and when it's friends and family telling you the things they've experienced, and what they've had to do to get through, it really makes you realise that it could happen to you too. Especially since the Wellington region was always the place waiting for the Big One - the Canterbury quakes came out of the blue.
Have you changed your attitude towards preparing for emergencies as a result of the Canterbury quakes, or is there something else which made you decide to get ready?
Are you one of those 75% who are prepared? If not, why not?
While we don't want to be having more disasters, if there are other things that have got you thinking and preparing, please let us know!
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
It's Easy - in Chinese!
It's Easy - Get prepared for an emergency - now available in Chinese!
We know that English is not always the first language that people speak in our region, but we want everyone to know just how easy it is to prepare for an emergency, so our award-winning preparedness booklet has been translated into Chinese.
Hopefully this will be just the first other language we translate it into, with more languages to come in the future.
We know that English is not always the first language that people speak in our region, but we want everyone to know just how easy it is to prepare for an emergency, so our award-winning preparedness booklet has been translated into Chinese.
Hopefully this will be just the first other language we translate it into, with more languages to come in the future.
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