At least 53 countries are advising their citizens to stockpile emergency supplies. Such reports have grown more common in recent weeks, with recommendations coming from government bodies and related organizations. Natural disasters and the consequences of cyber attacks are among the most cited reasons. Europe (29): Austria: 10–14 days Slovakia: 14 days (power cuts) Germany: up to 10 days Sweden: 1 week Norway: 1 week Switzerland: 1 week Estonia: 1 week Slovenia: 3 days water, 30 days food UK: 3 days Denmark: 3 days Poland: 3 days Greece: 3 days Cyprus: 3 days Iceland: 3 days France: 72 hours Netherlands: 72 hours Finland: 72 hours Latvia: 72 hours Lithuania: 72 hours Czech Republic: 72 hours Croatia: 72 hours Belgium: 72 hours Luxembourg: 72 hours Spain: 72 hours Portugal: 72 hours Romania: 72 hours Bulgaria: 72 hours Moldova: 72 hours Ireland: "Fill the basics" America (9): Peru: 4 days Canada: 72 hours Mexico: 72 hours Colombia: 72 hours Ecuador: 72 hours Chile: 48–72 hours United States: "Several days" Brazil: Emergency kit Argentina: Emergency kit Asia (12): Taiwan: 7 days Japan: 3 days, a week if possible Israel: 3 days Kazakhstan: 3 days Turkey: 72 hours Georgia: 72 hours Indonesia: 72 hours Malaysia: 72 hours Kuwait: 2 days India: Emergency kit Philippines: Go bag Singapore: Wake Prep Kit Oceania + Africa (3): New Zealand: 3 days or more South Africa: 3 days Australia: Emergency Kit This trend goes beyond the civilian realm.