Are You Ready to Hunker Down with a Survival Kit?
Retailers reported a surge in tinned food, radios and power banks after the government urged households to build a three-day emergency stockpile.
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The European Commission's recommendations to stockpile water, food and medicine at home in case of emergencies make sense, says Srečko Šestan, head of the Protection and Rescue Administration. Given the current situation around the world, this is a very welcome measure, but it will take some time to take effect, he adds.
‘Nobody considered this a European problem’: Is Europe ready to stand up to Iranian threats?
As Iran threatens Europe and cyberattacks hit retailers across the continent, the EU is urging households to stock emergency kits for the first 72 hours of a crisis.
Water, food, medicines, radio and cash: the European Commission specifies what households should be able to use during the first three days of a crisis. Its new recommendations, published on 3 November 2026, favour progressive and affordable preparation rather than the purchase of expensive equipment.
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