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[72 Hours] Six litres, nine, fourteen?
European governments present varying recommendations for household water storage: France suggests six litres per person for three days, Poland fourteen litres, and Germany twenty litres for ten days. The discrepancies stem from different assumptions about water supply reliability during emergencies. Ultimately, storing at least nine litres per person for three days is advisable, especially for…
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[72 Hours] Наличные, которые кончаются первыми
The content discusses the importance of having cash readily available during power outages, highlighting a recent incident in Spain where electronic payment systems failed. It emphasizes the necessity of small denominations for transactions and suggests maintaining a reserve of cash and a battery-operated radio for emergencies, ensuring preparedness for such infrastructures failures.
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[72 Hours] Trois jours sans cuisiner
The article discusses the challenges of meal preparation without electricity, emphasizing the importance of storing food that doesn’t require cooking. It suggests stocking up on non-perishable items and utilizing canned goods, bread, cheese, and essential condiments. It also recommends a portable camping stove for hot meals and advises on safe usage.
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[72 Hours] Zehn Tage, die auf zwei Annahmen stehen
The BBK recommends a food supply for ten days, emphasizing 20 liters of water and 14 kilograms of food per person. However, assumptions about water access and cooking availability during emergencies undermine this plan. A more practical approach involves preparing for the first three days with non-perishable items not requiring heat or extra water, while…
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[72 Hours] Un albero in Svizzera
On September 28, 2003, a tree caused a massive blackout in Italy, affecting millions, with most unaware due to the time and day. While the power grid has since improved, households remain unprepared for outages. Key recommendations include having a flashlight, cash, and water ready for emergencies.
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