What's inside EMERGENCY

Why you need it?

the emergency KIT
kit? Prince Jessrell Armocilla
Emergency kits include basic
emergency items to ensure
people can deal with illness • The emergency kit
and injury. These kits have
includes items that are
emergency water, breathing
protection devices, emergency essential needs in the
lights and tools as well as event of an emergency
survival food and first aid or natural disaster.
supplies.

Additionally, family members may

have sustained injuries with no help
available. The simple addition of a
survival kit ensures your family has
the supplies needed to turn an
already dire situation into a
survivable situation.
• Include items you will
require during several days
of disruption to supplies
such as power, water, and
gas.

Relocation Kit
Relocation kit is an addition to
Emergency kit. A relocation kit
is useful when you decide, or
authorities advise you to
relocate to safer
accomodation if your life and
property at risk.
Relocation Kit
should include:
1. Spare clothing for each
family member
2. Blankets and Towels
3. Pillows
4. Tent
5. Pens, paper, or notebook
6. Books, games, playing cards
7. Spare batteries and phone
charger
8. Spare House Keys
9. Bottled Waters
10. Non-perishable food
Other
Essentials
1. Rubbish bags
2. Face and dust mask
3. Blankets or Sleeping bags
4. Medical and Sanitation Supplies
5. Battery Operated AM/FM Radio
6. Change of warm protective
clothing and shoes
7. Supplies for babies
If you have a domestic
pet, you should add:
1. Pet food
2. Plastic food and water
bowls
3. Pet carrier/collar
4. Medication if required
5. Veterinarian Telephone's
number
Essentials
1. Water: at least 3 litres for
person to last for up to
four days
2. Food: non-perishable, can
opener, cutlery and cooking
equipment
3. List of Emergency. Contact
Numbers
4. Important Documents
5. Spare Batteries, Flashlight
6. First Aid Kit
First Aid Kit
1. Disposable Gloves
2. Toilet paper and
personal hygiene items
3. Toiletries
4. Essential
medications,
prescriptions, and
dosage