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Why are governments asking you to store emergency supplies at home? In various countries, recommendations are being reinforced to allow families to support themselves for several days. They haven't announced an imminent catastrophe, but their warnings point to the same need: to be prepared. Whatever the emergency, it's best to have what you need before it becomes

unavailable. Therefore, pay attention to these three instructions. First, store 4 liters of drinking water per person per day and non- perishable food for at least 3 days. Ideally, one week. If you have babies, prepare food and diapers. If you have pets, also reserve their food and water. Second, keep cash on hand. A flashlight, batteries, a

battery-powered radio, and a portable charger. Don't rely solely on electricity, cards, or the telephone to get what you need and stay informed. Third, prepare a backpack with medications and a first aid kit, important documents, hygiene items, and a physical map of your area. Identify evacuation routes and agree with your family on a meeting place

if you need to leave the house. Some emergencies may force you to stay inside, others to leave without time to collect your belongings. Whatever it is, nobody can guarantee that it will happen or how much time you will have to gather what you need. End of statement. Good evening everyone. Welcome to a

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