You are correct that in the case of a sudden and unexpected nuclear explosion, it may be difficult to take proactive measures to minimize the damage caused. In this scenario, the most important priority would be to evacuate as many people as possible from the affected area and provide medical treatment to those who have been injured.

Evacuation plans should be in place in advance, with designated routes and transportation arranged for people to leave the affected area quickly and safely. Emergency services should be prepared to respond quickly and efficiently to provide medical treatment to those who have been injured, and to manage the aftermath of the explosion, including the potential spread of radiation.

It is also important to communicate accurate and timely information to the public regarding the explosion and the actions they should take to protect themselves. This could include instructions on where to go, what to do, and what not to do in the aftermath of the explosion.

Overall, the priority should be to save as many lives as possible, while also taking measures to minimize the long-term effects of the explosion on both people and infrastructure.
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