Iranian TV Broadcasts Guidelines for Citizens in Case of Nuclear Strike - Sarmad
Iranian TV broadcasts warnings and guidelines for citizens regarding procedures to follow in the event of a nuclear strike
Translated by Qiyas from سرمد — Original source
• Stay away from windows and exterior walls
Iranian television broadcast warnings and guidelines for citizens on the procedures to follow in the event of a nuclear strike, urging them not to look directly at the light produced by the explosion, to take cover behind a barrier, lie on the ground, and cover their heads and faces.
The guidelines emphasized the necessity of entering the nearest building immediately after the shockwave passes, and not remaining outside to watch or take photographs, or taking shelter inside cars, while staying away from windows and exterior walls.
Citizens were also advised to shower with lukewarm water and soap, using regular shampoo without conditioner. If showering is not possible, they should clean their faces, hands, and exposed skin with water or wet wipes.
The guidelines recommended using bottled water and packaged food, and preparing to remain in shelters for at least 24 hours, moving to a safer shelter if fires break out in the building or if there are concerns about its collapse.
The guidelines stressed that it is necessary not to assume the environment has become safe simply after 24 hours have passed, and to adhere to official announcements and emergency bulletins regarding the timing of evacuation and safe routes.
