Expert advises preparing for a week without outside help
3 Nov 3 4:41 AM · 5d ago · 3 posts · 2 sources · development 3 of 3
Further reporting highlights advice that people should be ready for the possibility of no emergency response reaching them for up to a week, and recommends keeping a go-bag, medications, and first aid supplies on hand.
“We need to really be preparing people for ... potentially not being able to have anybody respond to you or save your family within that first week”
Unnamed disaster preparedness expert (quoted via CBC)Public Safety Canada Federal government departmentSuzanne Bernier Faculty member, Disaster Recovery Institute of Canada
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I’m not saying it’s new, I’m not saying it’s conspiracy. I just find the timing peculiar. I’m 100% sure every nation in the world has some form of preparedness plan and they’d be wrong not to. Yes winter is hot on our heels, yes it’s gonna probably bring a lot of ice storms because of an El Niño year. Anyone who’s lived here for at least one…
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⚠️ We knew this but it's a helpful reminder " We need to really be preparing people for ... 👉 potentially not being able to have anybody respond to you or save your family within that first week," she said, adding people should also have a go-bag ready in case of evacuation. " 📌 Don't forget to stock up on medications and first aid supplies #…
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Yeah I remember being told in school in like the 90s/early 2000s about stocking up and having an emergency plan, and that it was recommended by the government. I remember having some sort of assignment actually for making a stock list and an emergency plan with my family in elementary school.
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