If contamination has occurred, or you suspect contamination, notify the porter/security staff immediately or call the University emergency number: +48 71 784 19 91. You can also contact emergency services directly by calling 112.

If you are inside a contaminated building:

• Stay inside and warn others about the danger.
• close all doors and windows, turn off air conditioning and fans, and seal or close any vents;
• avoid basements and lower floors;
• avoid unnecessary use of oxygen;
• protect your airways (e.g., with a tissue or scarf);
• Wait for emergency services and follow their instructions.

If contamination has occurred in a room:

• do not touch or smell suspicious items, and do not attempt to wipe up liquids or clean up powders;
• to prevent the substance from spreading, cover it (e.g., with a blanket);
• close all windows and doors, turn off air conditioning, and avoid creating drafts;
• leave the contaminated room and do not allow others to enter;
• Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water. Do not touch your face, eyes, or mouth with unwashed hands;
• remove clothing that has come into contact with the suspected substance;
• after contact with suspected substances, do not eat, drink, or smoke;
• Wait for emergency services and follow their instructions.

If contamination has occurred outdoors:

• Go to the nearest accessible building.
• try to move at right angles to the wind direction and protect your airways (e.g., with a tissue or scarf);
• allow others from the affected area into the building;
• wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water — do not touch your face, eyes, or mouth with unwashed hands;
• remove clothing that has come into contact with the suspected substance;
• Wait for emergency services and follow their instructions.

 

More information: Ministry of the Interior and Administration website.