They urge citizens to prepare survival kits

• Call 911.
• Let me know.
• Create an escape route in case of house fire or flood.
• Check the gas and electricity connections in the house.
• Get emergency supplies.

In turn, on the website you cSpecific advice for people with disabilities and carers.

A few days ago, the Prime Minister of England, Rishi Sunak Warned: “I am convinced that the coming years will be the most dangerous and at the same time the most transformative our country has ever known.” He also promised to prioritize national security.

United Kingdom: Items they recommend in a survival kit

We recommend that they set one up on the English Government website Life-saving clothing. Items may include:

• Battery Flashlight: They are safer than candles.
• Portable Charger: To charge the cell phone.
• Battery or Air-Conditioned Radio: Receive updates during power outages; A car radio can be used, although it is safer to stay inside in inclement weather.
• Replacement batteries: For flashlights and radio. Keep a backup battery for any medical equipment you depend on.
• First aid kit: Items include waterproof plasters, bandages, a thermometer, antiseptic, eye wash solution, sterile drapes and gloves, dressings, and tweezers.
• Hand sanitizer and wet wipes For sanitation in the absence of water.
• Bottled water : The World Health Organization recommends a minimum of 2.5 to 3 liters of drinking water per day for a person to survive. Additional water may be needed to prepare infant formula, medical devices, and pets.
• Non-perishable food: No cooking is required, as are canned meats, fruits or vegetables (and a can opener) that can be prepared. As with water, the amount you need will vary depending on your own situation. Remember pet food.
• Baby Products: Like diapers and formula. For the latter, pre-made or “ready-to-drink” is best because it can’t boil water.