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From food storage heat to refrigerator hacking; How fragile is Europe's food security?
The increase in the purchase of non-perishable food in England following the government's warnings about emergency preparedness, at the same time as the wave of cyber attacks on store refrigerators in Europe, has raised new questions about the food security of the continent and the ability of governments to deal with possible crises.
Observers believe that governments can ask people to store food for three days, but the basic question is, if the crisis lasts longer and the food supply and distribution network is damaged, what measures are protected?
Read the details of Hadi Nadri's report on the IRNA website: