Emergency Kit Basics - Survival Kit Series

  Emergency Kit Basics - Survival Kit Series Emergency survival kits come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours. From a bunker with a years supply of food, water and equipment to a credit-card sized multi-tool in you wallet and the clothes on your back. If you are not prepared for an emergency - when one does occur - you are a burden to others that have taken the time to put aside supplies and equipment. This article will look at a basic short term emergency kit (approx 3 days) also referred to as a 72 hour kit. 1. Food and water for at least three days Non-perishable food (canned, dried food or MREs) Food, formula and drinks for babies and small children Water for drinking. At least 3 litres per person, per day. A means to decontaminate water
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