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It depends on the storm. If it is a thunderstorm and there is no shelter nearby, crouch down in the middle of a large area with a limited amount of tall objects nearby. Cars would make a good shelter as well, as they have rubber tires that repel lightning.
If it were a tornado, you need to seek a storm shelter or building with a basement immediately. Run as fast as you can looking for shelter.
If there is a hurricane or flood and there is no nearby shelter, hold onto a sturdy object nearby to stay afloat. If there is shelter, go to the highest level of the highest building. This will make you leas susceptible to the floods below.
Maintain a weight below the normal range.
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I personally think they should reduce it from 6 feet to 3 feet because: Normally we stay 6 feet apart in case someone sneezes or coughs,(In schools also, not just in public), but there is no need to stay that far away; 3 to 4 feet is enough. Plus, in schools, friends want to socialize more, but that is not easily done when you are 6 feet apart. And, you do get tested a lot if you go to school, so if someone has virus symtoms, they probly will stay home and not go to school.
Hope this helps, and have a good day.
