How do you prevention and treatment of sandstorm?

Answer 1

If you are in a storm-prone area, carry a mask designed to filter out small particulates, and bring airtight goggles to protect your eyes. It's also wise to carry a supply of water in case you get stuck in a storm. Dust storms are usually accompanied by high temperatures, and you can quickly become dehydrated in the dry heat and high winds. Wear or carry clothing that covers your body to protect you from the sandblasting, and also to keep you warm in case of the frigid winds of a winter dust storm, which can quickly lead to hypothermia.

Answer 2

To prevent damage from sandstorms, use weather-resistant building materials, plant windbreakers like trees or shrubs, and keep windows and doors tightly sealed. If caught in a sandstorm, seek shelter indoors immediately and cover your mouth and nose with a cloth to avoid breathing in dust. Treatment after a sandstorm involves staying hydrated, using saline nasal sprays to rinse out dust, and seeking medical help if you experience difficulty breathing or eye irritation.

Answer 3

In most cases there is no prevention for a sandstorm especially if there has been no precipitation. Treatment involves closing windows and cleaning up after the storm.

Answer 4

To take shelter from a sandstorm, you will have to take shelter inside a house.