A growing number of nations around the world have issued emergency preparedness guidance in recent weeks, triggering widespread discussions about “prepping,” the practice of stockpiling food, water, and other supplies for emergencies.
The UK launched its new “Be Ready” campaign, which encourages Brits to have three days’ worth of supplies to use during emergencies “from severe weather to cyber attacks.” The Japanese government similarly urged the public to store provisions for an emergency lasting anywhere from three days to one week. Ireland sent a crisis preparedness booklet to millions of households as part of its new “Be Emergency Ready” campaign.
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