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Household-level resilience measures which, at scale, can make a significant impact on emergency services and public crisis response.
Just a simple first aid kit, fire safety kit, flashlight/torch, and a handful of meals and corresponding litres of drinking water. Not very expensive, not very intrusive, but proven to be enough to save lives directly and indirectly in a large-scale emergency.
Leshaches-
In itself pretty good advice and common sense but tinfoil hat has me wondering what's prompted it.
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Isn't this one of those things that everyone else in e.g. US and Europe does, and are surprised that Brits don't do?
Like mixer taps and not putting washing machines in the kitchen.
I did learn a lesson when my taps stopped for a day in near 30C summer 2020, Thames Water didn't provide any alternative and the shops ran out of bottles.
PhilDAS
chez_jay
Tinned water? I only read the headline.