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How do you pack a 72-hour bag?
Water. A basic first aid kit. A Mylar emergency blanket. Protein bars or similar. A good multi-tool with a knife. A headlamp with extra batteries. A backup battery for your cell phone. Appropriate change of clothing for your area.
Why do I need a 72-hour kit?
Reasons you need a 72-hour kit Either way, you could be left stranded without power, water, heat, or cell phone service. In these instances, you'll need all the essentials prepared and ready to go. You can't count on making an emergency trip to the store or calling the authorities for help.
How much water should be in a 72-hour kit?
Water should be #1 on the list for every 72-hour kit. It is the most basic and most important thing you need to survive. However, storing enough water for you and your family quickly becomes a problem. The recommended of amount of drinking water is one gallon per day per person.
Why is it necessary to have an emergency kit?
Having an emergency kit is an important step to prepare and protect your household for unforeseen events. An emergency kit is essential for short term survival providing vital items for you, your family or household. Domestic pets need to be prepared for emergencies too.
Why is emergency preparedness 72 hours?
72 Hours: Is Your Family Prepared? If an emergency happens in your community, it may take emergency workers some time to reach you. You should be prepared to take care of yourself and your family for a minimum of 72 hours.
How do you make an emergency go bag?
To make a go bag for emergencies, purchase a large, sturdy Duffel bag. Fill the bag with 3 days worth of non-perishable food per person, such as canned goods, beef jerky, and granola bars. Then, pack a gallon of water per person per day, or select a water filtration method to put in the bag.
What do you put in a 24-hour pack?
THE 24-HOUR PACK: — 24 hour pack should be preferably red or orange — Webbed Gear, Backpack, or other SAR/Survival Vest is acceptable.
What is a 24-hour pack?
THE 24-HOUR PACK: — 24 hour pack should be preferably red or orange — Webbed Gear, Backpack, or other SAR/Survival Vest is acceptable. First Aid Kit: CONTENTS stored in zip-lock bag or other waterproof container, and.
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