The EU's baseline is at least 72 hours on your own, and every European government we track asks for at least that. The UK says 3 days, Sweden at least a week and Germany ideally 10 days. Ready.gov in the US says several days. Most say 2 to 3 litres of water per person per day; the US says one gallon.
And how much water to keep. Open a country for its full official kit list, the water maths and the source.
It depends on your country. The EU baseline is at least 72 hours. The UK says 3 days, the Netherlands and France plan for 72 hours, Sweden says at least a week and Germany ideally 10 days. Ready.gov in the US says several days.
The UK, the Netherlands and Sweden say at least 3 litres per person per day. Germany says 2 litres, and the US says one gallon (about 3.8 litres). France's 72-hour kit has 6 litres per person in total.
Every official list we track includes water and food that keeps. Most also list a battery or wind-up radio, a torch, a first-aid kit, cash, a power bank and warm clothing or blankets, and several add copies of important documents.
No. Kaulav is independent and not affiliated with any government. Every guide links to the official source it summarises, and safety steps are never rewritten by AI.
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