Sweden Tries to Halt Its March to Total Cashlessness

Re:Sweden Tries to Halt Its March to Total Cashlessness by toomanybeersies on Monday June 11, 2018 @02:55PM (#17287300)

Everybody, anywhere in the world, should have at least 3 days supply of food and water stored at home for in case of emergency. Ideally, you should have it in a container, along with other emergency supplies such as a first aid kit, a radio, and a flashlight.

It is normal for emergency services or the military to take up to 3 days to get the essentials running again in the case of a natural disaster such as an earthquake.

When I used to live in an earthquake prone city, I always had a bag with a hard hat, gloves, a flashlight, and some other emergency essentials ready to go.

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Re:Sweden Tries to Halt Its March to Total Cashlessness by kalleboo on Monday June 11, 2018 @06:42PM (#17289269)

I live somewhere that is earthquake-prone, and watched intently when a large earthquake hit a city a couple hours away last year.

Food and water were supplied very quickly. But there were 3-4-hour long queues so you're better off with your own stock. In the following days, what people requested most be sent in as donations were the following "luxuries": toilet paper, diapers, and batteries to charge phones.

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