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This video: By Lona Miller, Sandy City Community 4 Leader- What happens when the water stops flowing and the toilets won't flush? In a disaster, maintaining proper sanitation is crucial to preventing disease and keeping your environment safe. Preparing ahead of time can make all the difference—know how to set up an emergency toilet, seal drain plugs to prevent sewage backup, and safely bury waste if necessary. Without proper planning, unsanitary conditions can spread illness quickly, turning a crisis into a catastrophe. Are you ready to keep your home clean and your family healthy when disaster strikes? Why it matters: Poor sanitation during disasters can lead to disease outbreaks. Emergency toilet setup: Plan for a backup toilet, such as a bucket with a seat and biodegradable bags. Drain plug protection: Seal drains to prevent sewage backup from contaminated water systems. Waste disposal: To bury human waste, dig a hole at least 2.5 feet deep x 2.5 feet deep, layer the waste with mulch and dirt for decomposition. Health impact: Proper sanitation reduces the risk of infections and disease and keeps your family safe in a crisis.