Iranian TV Broadcasts Warnings... 'In Case of a Nuclear Strike'

Tehran – Agencies: Iranian television broadcast a warning to citizens on how to respond in the event of a nuclear strike. The guidance stated: “Do not look at the intense flash of light; take cover behind a barrier, lie flat on the ground, and cover your head and face.” It continued: “After the blast wave passes, enter the nearest building. Do not stay to watch or take photographs, and do not take shelter inside a car. Stay away from windows and exterior walls.” Thirdly: “Wash with lukewarm water and soap, and use regular shampoo without conditioner. If showering is not possible, clean your face, hands, and exposed skin with water or wet wipes.” It added: “Fourth: Use bottled water and packaged food, and prepare to remain in the shelter for at least 24 hours. If a fire breaks out in the building or there is fear of collapse, move to a safer shelter.” Finally: “Do not assume the environment has become safe after 24 hours. Follow official broadcasts and emergency announcements for instructions on safe evacuation routes.” The well-known American journalist Tucker Carlson claimed that the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump might carry out a nuclear strike on an Iranian site in the coming days, under pressure from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.