The government's reminding people to prepare their homes for winter as temperatures drop.
It's encouraging residents to make sure their heating systems are serviced and working efficiently, and check windows and doors are insulated.
You're also being advised keep torches for power outages, know how to turn off water supplies in case of frozen or burst pipes, and stockpile essential medications.
Home Affairs Minister Jane Poole-Wilson says preparedness not only protects you, but also helps reduce pressure on essential services if the weather deteriorates.
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