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Civil Defence Shelter Information

 

Procedures for Shelter Occupation

  • Before the start of a wartime emergency, SCDF will increase public education programmes to prepare you to take precautionary and protective measures.
  • You should prepare your shelter for occupation.
  • When the "Alarm" signal from the Public Warning System (PWS) is sounded, you need to move into the nearest shelter.
  • In the shelter, you should tune in to local TV or radio channels for important messages. This can be done via mobile devices using WIFI / mobile networks or portable radios.
  • Once the "All Clear" signal is sounded, you can leave the shelter and resume your daily routine.

 

CD Shelter Sign

To identify a CD Public Shelter, look out for the CD shelter sign. You will see it near or at the places where the shelters are located.

 

CD shelter logo-01

 

Locate your nearest CD Public Shelter

Click on the link for the full list of CD Public Shelter (PDF, 276 KB)

 

Click on this link to locate your nearest CD Public Shelter on OneMap. Please follow these steps to view the CD Public Shelters on OneMap:


1) Click on “Menu” tab;Step 1
2) Click on the “Nearby” category;Step 2
3) Click on “Safety and Security” category;Step 3
4) Click on “Civil Defence Public Shelters”;Step 4
5) Swipe "Menu" tab down to view map.Step 5