wind hazards and safety precautions

Wind hazards refer to potential dangers or risks associated with strong or gusty winds that can occur in various environments. These hazards may include falling tree branches or debris, structural damage to buildings or infrastructure, flying objects, or difficulty in navigation, among others. Safety precautions, on the other hand, are measures taken to minimize or prevent harm or accidents caused by these wind hazards. These precautions can include securing loose objects or structures, seeking shelter in protected areas, wearing appropriate protective gear, following evacuation or emergency response plans, and exercising caution when outside during high wind conditions.

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