The 72-hour government emergency survival kit weighs 10.5 kg and contains 4 liters of water, food, and basic items for use in the event of war, cyberattack, environmental disaster, or pandemic.
A modern emergency kit is comprehensive enough to survive 72 hours or 3 days and light enough to be carried by seniors, women, and children.
The emergency backpack is large enough to hold all items and has extra space for water, food, or clothing. Molle webbing for attaching additional pouches
- MIDI First Aid Kit: self-treating wounds (war or natural disaster)
- German Army Knife: general purpose tool (war or natural disaster)
- NRG-500 Emergency Ration (4 rations): emergency food more than enough for 72 hours (war, cyberattack, pandemic, or natural disaster)
- 4-liter drinking water in 100ml sachets: minimum for medical survival for 72 hours (war, cyberattack, pandemic, or natural disaster)
- Firedragon Foldable Emergency Cooker: heating food (war, cyberattack, pandemic, or natural disaster)
- Firedragon Fuel Tablets: heating food (war, cyberattack, pandemic, or natural disaster)
- Tealights with Lighter: heating food, light (war, cyberattack, pandemic, or natural disaster)
- Dynamo Lamp: light in the dark (war, cyberattack, or natural disaster)
- Emergency Radio : Monitor government reporting (war, cyberattack, or natural disaster)
- Drinking bottle with cup and bag: Water storage + cooking with a cup (war, cyberattack, or natural disaster)
- Emergency whistle: Notify emergency services (war or natural disaster)
- Face masks: Protection against viruses (pandemic)
- Hand sanitizer: Wash hands without water (pandemic)
- Survival poncho: Prevents hypothermia and can also be worn while hiking.
- Black Molle 36L backpack: Easily accessible emergency backpack (war or natural disaster)
Recommended to add yourself and not included in this set:
· Personal medications and some painkillers
· Mobile phone charger that fits your mobile phone and/or power bank
· List of important phone numbers + copy of ID card, driver's license, etc. can be kept in the waterproof storage bag.
1.5 liters of drinking water is the minimum for 72 hours of medical survival. 0.5 liters per day is used as standard in aviation and maritime survival kits. This emergency kit contains 4 liters of long-life water and thus provides some extra water reserve. Be realistic when filling your emergency backpack that it will not be too heavy to carry. 1 liter of water weighs 1 kilogram! The backpack now weighs about 10.5 kg.
