Tinned mackerel, hand-crank radios and bags for poo: crisis-prepping guides around the world

The UK has advised citizens to stock up on food for three days in preparation for potential disasters, reflecting a growing trend among governments worldwide to encourage emergency preparedness. Countries like France, Germany, the US, and Australia have issued similar recommendations, emphasizing the importance of having emergency supplies and plans in place. France highlights the need for communication and solidarity during crises, while Germany suggests households stockpile durable foods. The US encourages families to create emergency plans and store sufficient water and food. Nordic nations have increased preparedness since the Ukraine invasion, advising citizens to be self-sufficient for at least a week. India also stresses the importance of knowing local hazards and practicing evacuation drills.