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72-hour basic kit

Water: about 4 L (1 gallon) per person per day, at least 3 days (2 weeks if possible)
No-cook food for 3 days to 2 weeks, manual can opener
Two weeks of prescription and basic medicines, first-aid supplies
Flashlight or lantern, spare batteries
Battery or hand-crank radio
Power bank and charging cables
Some cash in case card payments stop
Copies of ID, insurance and bank documents in a waterproof bag
Masks, hygiene items, blankets and warm clothes, whistle
A family contact plan and meeting point

War · armed conflict

Know your nearest public shelter
Learn the alert types: alert, air raid, CBRN
CBRN basics: gas mask or wet towel, plastic sheeting and tape to seal windows
Keep your fuel tank at least half full
Abroad: register with your embassy, check passport validity
Business: insure receivables in conflict-risk markets, plan staff evacuation, line up alternative suppliers

Famine · food crisis

Rotating 2-week to 3-month stock: rice and grains, canned food, dried food, cooking oil, salt and sugar
Eat the oldest first and refill (rotate by expiry)
Water filter or purification tablets
No panic buying — build up gradually in normal times
Business: watch the FAO Food Price Index and GIEWS alerts, diversify ingredient suppliers

Pandemic

Respirator masks, hand sanitiser, thermometer
One to three months of regular medicines
Check vaccinations
Test remote work and video meetings in advance
Follow health-ministry and WHO outbreak notices
Business: backup rota for key staff, remote-work continuity plan

Economic crisis · depression

Emergency fund for 3 to 6 months of living costs
Pay down high-interest debt first
Spread deposits within each bank's deposit-insurance limit
Hold some cash
Diversify income and customers, cut fixed costs
Business: track stimulus, infrastructure and jobs programmes on the radar — public spending rises in downturns
General information, not investment advice

Blackout · cyber outage

Flashlights, lanterns, power banks, solar charger
Battery radio
Camping stove and fuel (ventilate indoors)
Cash in case cards and mobile payments stop
Keep the fridge and freezer closed (fridge stays cold about 4 hours)
Avoid lifts during outages
Key contacts on paper, important files backed up offline
Business: UPS or generator, offline backups, cyber-security check

Earthquake · tsunami · storm · volcano

Turn on emergency alerts on your phone
Earthquake: drop under a table; when it stops, take the stairs to open ground
Tsunami: if warned on the coast, or the sea suddenly recedes, go to high ground at once
Storms and floods: secure windows, stay away from rivers and coasts
Volcanic ash: mask and goggles, stay indoors
Secure furniture, know your evacuation route

Sources: US FEMA, Seoul safety portal, Korea disaster portal, Korea MOFA travel safety

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