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The government's new initiative encourages everyone to take small steps, like having a torch ready, in case of power cuts or water supply issues. This isn't about panic, but about making sure families can look after themselves for a short period. It means emergency services can then focus on people who are truly vulnerable or in immediate danger, making the whole country more resilient.
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