uclear facility or attack Iranian media publishes training instructions for Iranian citizens in preparation for the possibility of a nuclear attack: Avoid looking directly into the bright light resulting from the explosion. If outside the buildings and unable to enter immediately, take cover behind a barrier and lie on the ground while covering your head and face. After the wave passes, enter the nearest building, avoid staying to watch or take pictures, and do not take shelter inside vehicles. Head to the basement or interior parts of the building, away from windows and exterior walls. Close doors and windows and turn off air conditioning and ventilation devices that draw air from outside. Remove contaminated outer clothing without shaking it, and place it in a tightly sealed bag away from people, without going outside to dispose of it. Shower with lukewarm water and soap and use regular shampoo without conditioner. If showering is not possible, clean your face, hands and exposed body parts with water or wet wipes. Rely on bottled water and packed food, and prepare to stay inside the shelter for at least 24 hours. Do not assume the danger has passed after 24 hours, and follow official and emergency instructions for safe exit. If a fire breaks out inside the building or there is a danger of collapse, move to a safer shelter. Review the guidelines with family members in advance to improve preparedness and reduce potential risks.

uclear facility or attack Iranian media publishes training instructions for Iranian citizens in preparation for the possibility of a nuclear attack: Avoid looking directly into the bright light resulting from the explosion. If outside the buildings and unable to enter immediately, take cover behind a barrier and lie on the ground while covering your head and face. After the wave passes, enter the nearest building, avoid staying to watch or take pictures, and do not take shelter inside vehicles. Head to the basement or interior parts of the building, away from windows and exterior walls. Close doors and windows and turn off air conditioning and ventilation devices that draw air from outside. Remove contaminated outer clothing without shaking it, and place it in a tightly sealed bag away from people, without going outside to dispose of it. Shower with lukewarm water and soap and use regular shampoo without conditioner. If showering is not possible, clean your face, hands and exposed body parts with water or wet wipes. Rely on bottled water and packed food, and prepare to stay inside the shelter for at least 24 hours. Do not assume the danger has passed after 24 hours, and follow official and emergency instructions for safe exit. If a fire breaks out inside the building or there is a danger of collapse, move to a safer shelter. Review the guidelines with family members in advance to improve preparedness and reduce potential risks.