Malaysia Could Learn from Europe's Three-Day Emergency Storage Advice
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An academic says Malaysia can learn from European advice on emergency storage for a three-day period. This statement was reported by NST Online from Kuala Lumpur.
According to the report, climate change and extreme weather are among the main reasons the European Union and several other countries are paying attention to emergency preparedness. Extreme weather can cause disruptions to electricity supply and widespread blackouts.
The three-day storage advice means households are advised to prepare essential needs, such as food, drinking water and other important items, for a period of three days in the event of an emergency. With this preparation, families can manage their daily needs while waiting for conditions to return to normal.
The academic believes Malaysia could also consider a similar approach. This discussion shows that early preparation for supply disruptions and natural disasters is increasingly important in a changing world.
So far, the original report provides only a brief summary. More information about specific recommendations for Malaysia has not been disclosed in the source.
Sources: NST Online
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