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Conseils pour se préparer aux ouragans

(Informations connexes en anglais)

Les catastrophes naturelles telles que les ouragans peuvent avoir un impact négatif sur notre santé, notre sécurité et l'environnement. Cette fiche d'information présente les différentes façons dont le public peut se protéger et protéger l'environnement avant qu'une tempête n'arrive. La saison des ouragans dans l'Atlantique commence le 1er juin et se termine le 30 novembre de chaque année. La saison des ouragans dans le Pacifique va du 15 mai au 30 novembre.

Conseils pour se préparer aux ouragans (pdf) (448.48 KB)

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