Britons are being urged to stockpile food to survive crises
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The British government has declared a state of emergency in response to the El Niño phenomenon, which meteorologists have warned is "the biggest of the century." Environment Minister Angela Eagle advised citizens to "stock up on at least three days' worth of food and water, take this seriously," and urged people to avoid crowded areas until emergency services can reach them.
Britons urged to stockpile food amid 'unprecedented' extreme weather fears
Britons have been urged to stockpile food amid fears that "unprecedented" extreme weather could batter the country.Environment Secretary Angela Eagle warned households to keep supplies at home as the UK prepares for an increased risk of national weather emergencies.Her warning comes as an extraordinary El Nino event is forecast to develop in the coming months, bringing the prospect of wetter winters and more powerful storms to Britain.The weathe…
Britons urged to stockpile food amid ‘unprecedented’ extreme weather fears
Britons have been urged to stockpile food amid fears that “unprecedented” extreme weather could batter the country. Environment Secretary Angela Eagle warned households to keep supplies at home as the UK prepares for an increased risk of national weather emergencies. Her warning comes as an extraordinary El Nino event is forecast to develop in the […]
Authorities fear that El Niño will bring extreme phenomena, as it has been frighteningly strong this year. The British government has even called on Britons to be on high alert, urging them to have enough food and water at home to last for a few days even in the event of a power or water outage. The […] The post Warning for extreme winter: “Have food at home for days” appeared first on iEidiseis.
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