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In any situation, it is up to each of us to take care of our needs and those of our families.  \nWe buy insurance for our home, our car and our lives, but something as essential as adequate supplies of food, water and critical items are often overlooked. Please consider building an essential pantry and emergency kit for your household.  \nGetting ready for an emergency  \nEmergencies can happen anywhere and any time, and can have a significant impact on people’s lives.  \nBeing prepared for an emergency can ensure that you and your family can manage if affected by an emergency such as:  \n• Bushfire  \n• Cyclone  \n• Utility failure  \n• Flood  \n• Storms  \n• Influenza Pandemic  \n• Earthquake  \nEmergency incidents like those listed above can affect the supply of essential utilities, including electricity, gas and water, and disrupt the supply of food, groceries and critical items.  \nThis brochure provides you with important information on how to stock your pantry to ensure your household has an adequate supply of food, water and emergency items to cope with a prolonged emergency situation. It also contains a ‘pantry list’of suggested supplies.  \nStocking your pantry  \nMost households purchase groceries on a weekly basis, and may also do additional top up shops during the week. But think of what would happen if an emergency incident occurred that prevented access to the shops, for example where injury, illness or road closures may keep you confined at home. Most households would very quickly run out of food, especially if electricity and water supplies were affected.  \nWhile many emergencies will only extend over a few days, planning for a 14-day stay at home (possibly without water and electricity) by building and rotating items in your pantry, ensures you are prepared for a wide range of circumstances.  \nThe Pantry list is grouped into the types of food and other essential items that may be required during an extended stay at home.  \nThese include:  \n• Drinks • Pet food  \n• Dried and long life food • Snack food  \n• Emergency backup power supply • Baby supplies  \n• Ready to eat canned/bottled food • Health supplies  \n• Other items (such as prescription medications)  \nNaturally all households differ, and you should customise the list to suit the needs of your household.  \nYou should also give special consideration to any family members with special needs, such as babies, young children, pregnant women, the elderly, ill or infirmed.  \nYou can start to build your supplies over time, adding more each time you shop. Regularly check the expiry date/s of your emergency supplies, and consume or replace any items as required.  \nBe prepared  \nIn addition to ensuring you have an adequate supply of food, water and emergency provisions, there are some other simple steps you can take to prepare for an emergency situation:  \n• Discuss your plans with family and friends.  \n• Consider how family members/friends outside your household might cope in an emergency? Would any other family members join your household in an emergency situation (eg parents, grandparents, adult children)? If so, you may need to consider how to include them in your plans.  \n• Have important phone numbers such as your family doctor, local police station, State Emergency Service, fire brigade and utility providers in a prominent place (eg the fridge door) .  \n• Listen to local news and get up to date information.  \nHygiene  \nMaintain a high level of hygiene. The last thing you would want if you were confined at home, is for yourself or a family member to become ill.  \n• Washing and drying your hands properly is one of the best ways of protecting against the spread of germs. Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds with either soap or an alcohol-based rub. Drying well is just as important.  \n• Use alcohol based wipes to wash your ","cbCaih8d3D5lvVO8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaih8d3D5lvVO8","pdf",116877,"English","# Getting ready for an emergency\n## Types of emergencies\n# Stocking your pantry\n## 14-day planning\n## Pantry list groups\n# Be prepared\n## Planning and contacts\n# Hygiene\n## Handwashing and infection control\n# More information\n## Helpful websites\n# Emergency pantry list\n## Recommended option: Ready to eat canned/bottled food\n## Recommended option: Dried and long life food\n## Recommended option: Ready-to-eat meals","[{\"question\":\"Why should households build an emergency pantry and kit?\",\"answer\":\"Food, water, and critical supplies can be disrupted during natural disasters or local emergencies. 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