Immediately After The Nuclear Explosion

Friday, March 14, 2014
By Paul Martin

by Ken Jorgustin
Modernsurvivalblog.com
March 14, 2014

A nuclear explosion is one of the most devastatingly catastrophic incidents imaginable. Our normalcy bias prevents most of us from contemplating such a horrific event and therefore most people have not planned for it in any way.

The reality is that a nuclear explosion could occur, and as time goes on – the probability may be increasing.

Should a nuclear explosion happen, among the many appropriate actions that one should take, there are four immediate questions to ask, assess, and act upon to improve your odds of survival.

What was the location of the bomb when it exploded?

Your first realization that a nuclear explosion took place will either be from your own observation or from a media source. If you observed it, then you are close – and you especially need to quickly assess the answers to the questions posted here.

It will be important to know where the explosion took place so that you can make some educated decisions what to do next. Immediately tune in your media outlets, your AM radio or Public Alert emergency weather radio to discover where the blast took place. You will need to gauge what you do next based on your proximity and direction to the nuclear explosion.

Where is the fallout going?

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