Reino Unido y Japón instan a sus ciudadanos a tener suministros de emergencia listos
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El Reino Unido ha lanzado una campaña que insta a los hogares a tener suministros de emergencia para tres días, mientras que Japón recomienda tenerlos para al menos tres días y, idealmente, para una semana. Ambos países aconsejan almacenar alimentos, agua y artículos esenciales para estar preparados ante desastres naturales, cortes de electricidad e interrupciones de los servicios públicos.
Por qué importa
Emergency preparedness can help families remain safe and self-sufficient when essential services are disrupted. The guidance also allows emergency responders to prioritise vulnerable people and those requiring immediate assistance.
Qué viene ahora
The UK will expand its Be Ready campaign through public information and community outreach. Japan continues promoting household stockpiling and disaster readiness, particularly for earthquakes and other natural hazards.
Fechas clave
- 2024:Japan publishes guidance recommending three days to one week of household supplies.
- February 2026: Japan reiterates its emergency stockpiling recommendations for major earthquakes.
- October 22, 2026: The UK announces its updated Be Ready preparedness campaign.
- October 26, 2026:Japan's embassy in the UK highlights the British government's emergency stockpiling advice.
- October 26, 2026:Japan's embassy in the UK highlights the British government's emergency stockpiling advice.
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