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Do You Know What To Do In A Nuclear Attack? - Page 10

Not popular, but suicide is an option if you can see the bomb's impact close enough that you know you will either be hit by a heat wave, fallout, or scavengers after the fact.

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Personally, if I knew there is going to be a bombing beforehand, I would've built a fallout shelter to hide in or bought an airplane ticket out of the city. But, if it's immediate, I would run into the attic and hope for the best.

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First, if the bomb is within the vicinity (Around 15 miles away) and you don't have time to go away, run into a stable building. After initial impact, then take off all clothes and then take a shower to remove the radioactive particles clinging to your skin and clothes. Wear white if possible to increase the reflection of radioactive rays.

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Would it even be worth living after something like that? If you are near the bomb site you are gone. If you are a few mile off you are burned and if you are further off you will sub come to a damaged economy with no infrastructure. Possibly mass panic, looting and lawlessness. I hope the bomb falls on my head instead.

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Project Force: Could the world survive a nuclear winter? The consequences of a nuclear war would extend far beyond the blast itself, killing millions of people across the globe. Source 5c.

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I won't know what to do just in case some country decides to bomb my little country. But if someone decides to bomb Philippines, they would probably hit the capital, which is more or less 500km away from where I am at the moment. We would probably survive the initial effects. But definitely hunger and violence would prevail right after.

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I would not want to live in a post nuclear world. For me, it won't the constant fear and struggle its better to just die. I know it sounds grim but its just how I feel about it.

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If the situation ever happens, I wouldn't exactly try to survive depending on the location. The damage will be tremendous and only a few people would have a shelter ready for the occurrence. The heat wave will wipe all living organisms for miles on end and think of mental damage you will go through, especially if you lived in that area for a long time. Nothing will ever be the same and even if you did live through that bit, its going to be survival, which in my eyes is far more interesting in a movie than real life. Death would be a more suitable option.