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Title: CBRN Masks Launches Five Interactive Simulators to Help Families Understand Nuclear, Chemical and Wildfire Risks

Haifa, Israel, 30th Oct 2026 - CBRN Masks, an international supplier of Israeli civil-defense protective equipment, has launched five free interactive emergency preparedness simulators on its website, cbrnmasks.com. The tools help the public understand complex threats by showing illustrative scenarios on digital maps.Instead of asking families to imagine what a nuclear explosion, chemical release or fast-moving wildfire could mean for their community, the simulators let visitors explore scenarios and see how changing conditions affect potential impact.The collection includes:Nuclear Bomb Simulator: Shows estimated effects of a nuclear detonation, including blast zones and fallout patterns.Outbreak and Pandemic Simulator: Displays hypothetical disease-spread scenarios and how an outbreak might develop.Chemical Spill Simulator: Models possible chemical leak or spill scenarios and the movement of hazardous releases.Wildfire Spread Simulator: Shows wildfire and smoke scenarios and how weather and terrain may influence their spread.Nuclear Power Plant Near Me: Locates nuclear reactor sites in relation to a selected location.“Most people think about emergency preparedness only after a crisis is already in the headlines,” said David Magen, founder of CBRN Masks. “We wanted to turn complicated threats into something people can explore for themselves. When you can see a scenario on a map, it becomes easier to ask useful questions about your home, your family and your preparedness plan.”The launch extends the company’s public education work, which also includes a Knowledge Center of more than 100 articles on hazards, fit and sizing, family protection and emergency planning.CBRN Masks supplies full-face gas masks, 40mm NATO-thread NBC filters and powered air-purifying respirator (...

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