Residents are asked to monitor the Be Prepared website for alerts. It will be accessible through gov.nl.ca and this new tool will provide all the latest hurricane information.
The peak of the Atlantic Hurricane season is just days away. Justice Minister John Hogan is encouraging residents to know the risks and take action to be prepared for extreme weather events. Communities are reminded to ensure roads, ditches and drains are clear of debris, and ensure provisions are made for the delivery of services. Families are encouraged to develop their own emergency plans in advance of anticipated adverse weather. Residents are asked to monitor the Be Prepared website for alerts. It will be accessible through gov.nl.ca and this new tool will provide all the latest hurricane information.
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