If not bottled water, then some sort of filtration system. Bottled water is a good item to have on hand and use the filtration system when you are low on bottled water so it might be good to have both. You should also have some sort of emergency radio, whether one where you can only listen to broadcasts or one where you can also reply. This would depend of your budget. As long as you have one type, it should be fine at least better than none.

Heat and a source of creating fire is next. You can get fuel gel, lighter fluid, tree shavings or just some old newspapers, it don’t much matter but importantly just do not use any treated wood to cook with. Make sure you have some way to start a fire either water proof matches, butane lighter, a flint rock, what ever you fancy as long as they will work. Lastly you should have some spare clothes, shoes, coats, and some sort of portable shelter and a way to either carry or transport the supplies if needed to move for better protection and possibly aware from the disaster area if you are at threat.

Emergency situations happen every day.

To fight against such natural disaster is a thing which makes us have to think seriously.To fight against such natural disaster one should be prepared for this. Prepared in the ways that we should be aware of the accidents that may cause us problems due to our unawareness. To fight against these natural disasters the very basic thing is that one should have a kit that includes enough food and material that lasts for at least 10 days and enough water must be available for the same period as well.

Along with these food and other materials one should also have some communication equipments. There are just a few things that need to be kept in mind while making up a great disaster kit. Make a list of all the important things that you need to carry. Divide those things into categories, like for survival, important things and so on. Things required for survival should be of top priority. A health kit is necessary.
Health Kit:
1 hand towel
1 washcloth
1 hair comb, regular size (not pocket)
1 nail file or nail clipper
1 bath-size bar of soap in wrapper
1 toothbrush in sealed package
1 large tube of toothpaste
6 adhesive bandages (such as Band-aids)

Wrap the brand new items in the new hand towel, tie it with string or yarn, and place inside a sealed, one-litre plastic bag with a zipper closure.

A medic-kit is also required which should contain basic medicine and lotions to cure injuries. Keep money in a zipper pack so that when you get out of the disaster zone, you can buy necessary things.

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What are the things needed when assessing an emergency?

The kit should contain all basic survival supplies to aid the ill person for the first 72 hours while waiting for a medical rescue team. This kit should contain at least two pouches filled with 25oz of water, a flashlight with full batteries, an emergency book of First aid treatment that contains emergency instructions, over the counter pain reliever tablets, two low calorie chocolate bars, and water purification pills.

It is also wise to have a mini-radio with batteries for communication purposes, a survival sleeping bag, Respirator dust mask, pocket tissues, wet wipes, bandages, hypoallergenic plaster, gauze pads, antiseptic solution, burn ointment, and an alcohol or any antiseptic solution. After the assessment, you are ready to help the person involved in the accident. Some may not be serious but they still need a first aid treatment. Don’t forget to call for an emergency help with your mini radio included in the emergency kit and inform the rescue team about your exact location and the nature of the accident.

If you need a plaster make sure you have one at hand.