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If a nuclear bomb is heading your way, here's what you should do
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January 25, 2018
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4:37Now PlayingOn Jan. 13 the state of Hawaii spent 38 minutes in terror after a text alert was mistakenly sent out warning of an incoming nuclear missile attack. If you're not old enough to remember "duck and cover" school drills, preparing for a nuclear attack isn't something you're familiar with. We asked Alex Wellerstein, a nuclear historian and creator of the Nukemap, what you can do to help keep yourself safe when a nuclear bomb is dropped. Read moreSubscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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