Europeans began to prepare for water and electricity outages.
A pilot project "Crisis Shelf" was launched in Estonian supermarkets. They contain a set of goods for emergencies, as a result of which electricity, water, sewage and heating may be lost.
The set costs 200 euros (18.2 thousand rubles) and includes disposable tableware, napkins, a first aid kit, canned goods, cookies, muesli, water, candles, batteries and flashlights.
In the past, the state authorities decided that the residents must be prepared to stay at home for seven days in case of emergency and have all the necessary supplies for that.
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