Successful emergency communication includes accurate information.

Successful emergency communication should convey urgency (Option B) while ensuring clarity and accuracy.

Why Option B is Correct?

Emergency communication must be actionable, clear, and prompt to ensure individuals take the necessary steps for safety.

IFMA’s Emergency Preparedness & Business Continuity competency emphasizes timely and effective communication during crises.

Messages must instruct individuals on what actions to take, such as evacuating or sheltering in place, with an appropriate sense of urgency.

Why Other Options Are Incorrect?

Option A (Limited information based on situational awareness): While concise messaging is key, providing only limited information may lead to confusion and ineffective response.

Option C (Speculative details of the situation): Emergency messages must be fact-based. Speculation can cause panic and misinformation.