If you are a follower of the horror series "The Walking Dead", then you are lucky and you have not wasted your time. In reality, you may encounter zombies one day, and his testimony over 10 seasons may help you survive the end of the world.
The myth of the "undead" or "zombie" circulating in the "post-world devastation" stories is no longer just a fiction. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has published instructions on how to respond in the event that zombies attack the world and what You need it to survive .. Yes, what you read is correct and not a joke.
After the spread of the Corona pandemic, which turned the world upside down, and its end date is not known yet, "CDC" published some advice in case another unexpected thing happens, which is the end of the world at the hands of zombies.
According to the description, "CDC" that "safety is better than regret," so we have to prepare for any kind of emergency, such as hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, and even zombies. ".
Where did the zombie come from?
"CDC" revealed that it is investigating zombies just as it does in anticipating the spread of any disease, and how help will be provided to humans around the world, so that the cause of the disease spread and how it can be cured and stopped.
Before publishing the guidelines, the report published a summary of the history of "zombie carnivores" and who did they come from?
The word zombie comes from the voodoo culture in Haiti and the state of New Orleans, and although its meaning has changed over the years, it refers to a human corpse mysteriously resurrected to serve the living.
The stories adopted by the movies and stories differ over the years, some see that they are the product of an infectious virus, transmitted through bites, and some believe that they have a neurological disease, and some see that they are mutations of some already existing diseases such as mad cow disease, measles and rabies.
A group of zombies from the Walking Dead series (communication sites)
What do you do if zombies start roaming the streets?
The CDC report says that in emergency situations such as hurricanes, epidemics, or zombie attacks, for example, you must have an emergency kit, to be able to withstand several days until you locate a safe location, and these are some of the elements that you must include in your tools:
At least 3 liters of water per person per day, and non-perishable food.
Medicine and personal hygiene items such as soap and towels.
A set of tools such as a utility knife, duct tape, and a battery-powered radio.
Sufficient clothes and furnishings for everyone in the family.
Important documents and papers such as passport, ID card, driver's license and birth certificate, to name a few.
First aid supplies that will not help you in the event of zombies biting you because you will be lost, but you may need them in the event of natural disasters.
After that, you must create a contingency plan;
Includes where you will go and who you will call in case a zombie or tornado starts approaching your home.
The plan includes identifying types of potential emergencies in your area such as a hurricane, earthquake, or zombie, and determining a list of those you will contact in case of emergencies, such as the police, fire department and your local zombie response team.
Then devise a plan for the evacuation path so as not to let the hungry zombies get their food from you, that is, your brain, as well as agreeing with the family on a specific place to meet in the event of a zombie invasion of your home or the evacuation of the city due to a hurricane.
The report stresses that "you may laugh now, but when that happens you will be happy that you have read this, and perhaps you will learn a thing or more about how to prepare for real emergencies."
Disaster experts praised the effectiveness of the CDC's emergency plan, and John Seleck, a professor at Jacobs College of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, told Yahoo: “I think it is wonderful. As we have seen with the Corona pandemic, disaster preparedness is an extreme thing. Importance".