The Virginia Department of Health is warning residents to stay safe in the aftermath left by Hurricane Isabel.So far, Virginia's death toll for the storm stands at 26 people. Causes of death include drowning, injury, carbon monoxide poisoning, fire, suicide and heart attack.
The department offers several suggestions to stay safe.Officials urge residents seek professional aid in removing debris and fallen trees. The department also admonishes against using candlelight to check pilot lights or fueling equipment.
The department emphasizes that residents are also at risk in contracting diseases from mosquitoes. To help avoid diseases contracted from insects, they suggest wearing long, loose and bright- colored clothing.
The department strongly advises residents keep safety in mind while cleaning up hurricane aftermath.
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