EU Citizens Urged to Prepare for First 3 Days of an Emergency
Guidelines issued by Brussels follow a similar campaign by the British government amid concerns over cybersecurity, extreme weather, and other threats.
New guidelines from the European Commission urge people across Europe to prepare to survive for at least three days without outside assistance in the event of a major emergency. These recommendations include keeping essential supplies at home, preparing grab bags, and teaching response protocols for natural disasters or other crises. This initiative is part of a broader EU effort to enhance the bloc’s resilience against various threats.
- European Commission has unveiled new guidelines urging citizens to prepare for at least three days of self-sufficiency during emergencies.
- Recommendations include stocking essential supplies, preparing ‘grab bags’, and educating individuals on disaster response.
- The initiative aims to bolster the EU’s resilience against threats like extreme weather, cyberattacks, and potential war.
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