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What to do if you have no Power

What to do if you have no Power

What would you do if the power was out for days? How will you see, cook, keep warm?

Power cuts could affect EFTPOS and ATM machines, so make sure you have some cash at home, or enough supplies to see you through three days or more.

Top tips

Your emergency supplies don’t have to be in a kit, but you might have to find them in the dark. Make sure everyone knows where the torches and batteries are.

Stay tuned in

  • Have a solar or battery powered radio so you can keep up with the latest news and alerts. 
  • Know which radio stations to tune in to for information during an emergency.

Cooking 

  • Make sure you have something to cook your food on (gas barbecue or camp stove). 

Fridge first

  • If the power goes out, eat the food from your fridge first, then your freezer. Then eat the food  in the cupboard or your emergency kit.

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Phone: 020 4127 6083
Email: info@halswellcommunity.net.nz

Location

381 Halswell Road
Halswell,
Christchurch, 8025
New Zealand

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