Emergency Grab Bag

[magicbeans]

Enough food and water to last for 72 hours. This includes:
Water for washing, drinking and cooking. Canada recommends 2 litres per person per day for drinking plus an additional 2 litres per person per day for cleaning and hygiene. New Zealand recommends 3 litres per person per day for drinking.US recommends 1 gallon (3.78 litres) per person per day.
Non-perishable food
Water purification supplies
Cooking supplies
A first aid kit
Weather appropriate clothing (e.g., poncho, headwear, gloves, etc.)
Bedding items such as sleeping bags and blankets
Enough medicine to last an extended evacuation period
Medical records
Pet, child, and elderly care needs
Battery or crank-operated radio
Lighting (battery or crank operated flashlight, glow sticks)
Cash and change, as electronic banking transactions may not be available during the initial period following an emergency or evacuation
Positive identification, such as drivers license, state I.D. card, or social security card
Birth certificate and/or passport
Fixed-blade and folding knife
Duct tape and rope/paracord
Plastic tarps for shelter and water collection
Wire for binding and animal traps
Compass
Fire starting tool (e.g., matches, ferrocerium rod,zippo lighter(wind proof), etc.)

[ohohoy]

TS maura ni ug preparation kng naay incoming na desaster

[head567]

sound like BOB (bug out bag) right? incase of disaster or the apocalypse... hehehe

[marko143]

pra unsa nga threads i dont get it..

[Attempt-Fight-Gear]

miyebro sa PREPPERS

[magnum357]

ayaw pud kalimti ug gasul, or portable stove/cooking set

[ThrowinG_CoppeR]

this is also called a panic bag, and i have one already. damn aftershocks / typhoons

[lstorya]

And they all get wasssssssssssssssssshed out...