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Facing a biological attack: 4 key reflexes to avoid contamination

Facing a biological attack: 4 key reflexes to avoid contamination

"Biological weapons use viruses, bacteria, or toxins to cause disease, panic, and chaos. Invisible, silent, and often delayed, they require a calm and methodical reaction at the first signs of alert."

"This article provides you with 4 essential reflexes to survive a biological attack or accident, limit exposure, and protect your loved ones in a contaminated environment."

"1. Isolate immediately: Cut off transmission vectors"

In case of a biological alert, isolation is your priority. Close doors and windows, turn off ventilation. Avoid gatherings, do not touch anything from outside. If you are outside: wear a mask, gloves, avoid deep breathing, and seek a safe place. The sooner you isolate yourself, the more you reduce the risk of contamination."

"2. Protect the respiratory pathways and surfaces: Vital barrier"

"The majority of biological agents are transmitted through the air or contaminated surfaces. Wear a FFP2 mask or equivalent, change clothes if you are exposed, and wash with soap as soon as possible. Disinfect handles, objects, and packaging with diluted bleach (10%). Avoid all physical contact."

"3. Identify suspicious symptoms: React without panicking"

"Sudden fever, dry cough, vomiting, rashes, or unusual fatigue may be signs of a biological contamination. Note the symptoms, isolate the affected person in a well-ventilated but closed room. Contact emergency services or follow official instructions. Do not give any medication at random."

"4. Organize to endure confinement: Temporary autonomy"

A biological attack involves a confinement that can last several days or even weeks. You need to stock up on:

  • "Non-perishable water and food"

  • "Soap, gloves, masks"

  • "Basic medications (fever, pain)"

  • "Offline information means (manual radio)"

"Maintain a routine, regularly disinfect contact areas, limit movement. Avoid collective anxiety: stay informed, but clear-headed."

Conclusion

In the face of a biological attack, acting quickly and intelligently can save lives. Isolation, hygiene, observation, and organization are your best shields against an invisible but formidable threat.

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