EU issues emergency preparedness guidelines, urges 72-hour citizen readiness
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The European Commission issued new recommendations urging households to prepare for emergencies—natural disasters, power outages, cyber attacks—by stockpiling food, water, and essentials for at least 72 hours. This marks a notable shift toward proactive civilian preparedness, likely in response to heightened geopolitical and infrastructure risks. The directive is advisory, not mandatory, and its implementation will vary by member state.
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