Select all that apply. If I'm trapped in a building after a disaster, I should- cover my nose and mouth use a flashlight or whistle try to send a text bang on a pipe or wall

Covering your nose and mouth can help filter out harmful dust and debris, allowing you to breathe more easily in a tight spot. It’s good to use whatever you can find, whether it’s a shirt or a cloth, to protect yourself from inhaling dangerous particles. Using a flashlight or whistle is a smart move! These tools are excellent for signaling for help. Whistles are particularly effective because they require less energy than shouting and can carry further—making it easier for rescuers to locate you. Remember, a light can help you stand out in the darkness!