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Meanwhile in Japan https://www.bousai.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/book/pdf/en/02_Lets_Get_Prepared.pdf https://www.bousai.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/book/pdf/en/02_Lets_Get... h

• srvmshr 4y ago
  Tokyo Metropolitan government is one of the best I have seen in matters of everyday functioning. They are pretty well prepared most of the time. I think this has more to do with the ever present threat of major earthquakes. You can pick up printed copies of this guidebook for free from any local government office. (Even new apartment rentals provide this nowadays) (Disclaimer: Lived in Charlotte, Boston, SF and now in Tokyo)
• eatonphil 4y ago
  While standard disaster practice in there looks solid, the only thing I can find among the links you shared that sort of has to do with nuclear attacks is: > Missile attack > It would be extremely difficult to identify the target of the attack, and it is estimated that the time to impact will be short. And that's... not very specific. :)
  • theIV 4y ago
    There is _a little_ more, although, not much more specific :x > Evacuation from a nuclear explosion or radioactive > contamination > > If there is a nuclear explosion, hide behind cover and > evacuate to an underground facility or strong building. > An explosive called a “dirty bomb” will cause radioactive > contamination of the area. Follow the instructions of the > authorities and consult a physician.