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Families should keep two to three days of essential supplies for emergencies

Families should keep two to three days of essential supplies for emergencies

The government is encouraging people to keep essential supplies at home in case of emergencies like heatwaves, floods, or cyber attacks. They suggest having non-perishable food, bottled water, a first aid kit, and a wind-up radio to last two to three days. A public awareness campaign is scheduled for the latter half of this year, aiming to assist individuals in their preparations.

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