We must strengthen people's skills and opportunities to take cover

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Only one in three people would respond correctly and immediately seek shelter indoors upon hearing sirens. Many may unknowingly put themselves at risk: some would first look for information and react too slowly, others might leave the building to reach a distant public shelter, and some might do nothing at all. These findings come from a pilot study conducted by Turu-uuringute AS.

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