The First 24 Hours: Zombie Survival Guide by Jenson Graham

Author:Jenson Graham [Graham, Jenson]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2016-11-18T07:00:00+00:00

You can now start deciding on whether you can stay home or move out. Most researchers have stated that people who live in bigger cities should evacuate immediately as there is a higher chance of zombie infiltration in larger cities than in smaller towns. The benefit of staying at home is that you do not have to deal with the traffic caused by the obvious panic that will ensue during the apocalypse. Obviously, there are other homes that are more prepared than others and the residents of these places are more confident in their chance to survive. However, not everyone is afforded that luxury. The simplest way to guard your home is by making sure that the zombies will find it harder to get to you. Since zombies are not thinking creatures, they are most likely to attack homes that are easier to break into. It is important to block your entryway and any other possible entry points to your home like your windows. You should create the illusion that no one is inside the house so it is better to turn off the lights and be as quiet as possible. It may also be wise to put all your mobile phones and your home phone on silent to avoid any possible noise. You should take all your supplies and emergency materials upstairs. You can also start filling up your tubs with water before the water runs out. It is very important to divide these tasks among your team members in order to save time and become more efficient. When each task has been fulfilled, gather your team upstairs and destroy your staircase so that zombies will find it hard to climb up and reach for you. Close your curtains and stay as far away as possible from any windows. It is also very essential for your team to stick together and not let anyone out of your sight. This is not a time for you to be a hero. You should focus on avoiding the zombie’s bite because if you get bitten, you are just adding up to the current trouble.

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