← Family emergency plan
Agreements before an emergency
Meeting point and contacts
Define a safe meeting point, contacts outside the area, and a low-connectivity communication method.
Essential guide
Agree on two meeting points: one very close to home and another outside the neighborhood in case the first is inaccessible. Also choose a contact person outside the same area to collect family updates. [1]
Write important phone numbers on paper and explain to children and visitors how to say they are safe. Practice simple messages that work with weak connectivity. [1]
- Define a nearby and an alternate point.
- Keep essential numbers outside your phone.
- Practice a short message: I am safe, with whom, and where.
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Sources to go deeper
Validated external sources (verified links).
UNGRD — Guía de preparativos ante sismos
gestiondelriesgo.gov.co
Servicio Geológico Colombiano — Preparativos ante un sismo
sgc.gov.co