Save Yourself and Your Loved Ones. Survival Rules in Extreme Conditions

Do you know that in the event of a military conflict, you can demonstrate your status as a civilian by tying a white cloth to your backpack? Have you heard that the basements of panel buildings are the most dangerous place during bombings as they collapse like house of cards, burying people hiding beneath them? Do you understand how important it is to have not only documents but also their copies in case of loss, to avoid getting sent to a sorting point? The book by two field surgeons discusses how to: - behave correctly in the event of shelling and bombing; - hide and evacuate safely; - pack an emergency suitcase to survive; - provide first aid for gunshot wounds, injuries, and fractures; - receive a non-critical dose of radiation in the event of a nuclear explosion; - quickly collect your thoughts and start acting in shock. This book encompasses solutions in case of an emergency: rules of conduct in a military conflict, specifics of movements, safe shelters, providing medical assistance to the injured, and of course, a first-aid kit, essential items, and ways to save your life.