India, Nov. 1 -- The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has released safety guidance urging Americans to remain vigilant and prepared during Halloween weekend and throughout the autumn season, under the headline, "This Halloween, Don't Be Scared, Be Prepared."

Published on the FEMA website on Wednesday, the guidance cautions that seasonal changes can bring hazards far more serious than traditional Halloween scares. It offers practical advice to help people stay safe, ensuring that the only frights they encounter are those associated with ghosts and goblins.

"This Halloween, keep the scares limited to costumes & movies," FEMA wrote in a post on X. "Preparing ahead can guarantee a frightfully fun night! Create an emergency plan, c...