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C'mon, Start Preparing Disaster Prepared Bags to Standby

Disasters are difficult to predict and can come at any time. Preparing important items in one bag does not mean hoping that disaster will come. The contents of this bag are intended to facilitate you and your family in an emergency situation. When disaster strikes, the most important thing is to save lives. Of course, it is difficult to package things first when they have to evacuate immediately. This is the reason why disaster prepared bags need to be prepared, so that essential items needed for survival can be carried. Not only for yourself, you can prepare disaster prepared bags for all family members.

Fill the Disaster Prepared Bag

Place all items that need to be carried in a waterproof bag, which is stored in a place that is easily accessible and known to all family members. It's also a good idea to wrap each item in a sealed plastic bag. Bring several items together in one container. Apart from at home, you can also provide disaster prepared bags or boxes at work and private vehicles. In general, there is a list of items that can be a guide. But the type of items you need to prepare can depend on your personal needs and the type of disaster and risk that you might face. Here are some examples of items that need to be put in a disaster prepared bag.
  • Equipment for survival

  • List of family telephone numbers and emergency telephone numbers.
  • Map.
  • Cellphone charger.
  • Knives and other multifunctional tools.
  • Whistle.
  • Compass.
  • Rope.
  • Tents, if possible.
  • Radio with battery.
  • Waterproof flashlight.
  • Health needs

  • First aid kit, which includes: medicines, wound cleaning fluid, antibiotic ointment, and
  • Certain needs for your child or age (elderly), such as bottles, milk, baby food, and
  • Instant cold compress.
  • Personal objects:

  • Important documents and identity cards, such as KTP, SIM, Family Card, marriage book, land certificate, diploma, and recent family photo.
  • Vehicle keys and house keys.
  • Enough cash.
  • ATM card.
  • Goods to wear:

  • Sturdy shoes.
  • Blanket or sleeping bag.
  • Rain coat.
  • Gloves.
  • Change clothes for at least 3 days.
  • Disposable masks or N95 masks.
  • Hat, towel.
  • Personal needs, such as pads.
  • Supporting needs

  • Backup battery.
  • Toiletries.
  • Bottle and can opener.
  • Equipment for children's activities, such as coloring books or board games.
  • Wrapping plastic.
  • Scissors, cutter.
  • Dry and wet tissue.
  • Needle and thread.
  • Chlorine bleach and drops to disinfect water.
  • Fire Extinguisher (APAR).
  • Food and equipment

  • Food is ready to eat for at least 3 days. Avoid spicy or salty food because it will make people want to drink more, even though water reserves at the time of the disaster will
  • Drinking water (at least 3 liters per person / day).
  • Plastic cups.
  • Check food and replace with new ones at least 3 months.
C'mon, prepare a disaster prepared bag from now on. If there is still a chance, before evacuating, you need to disconnect all electricity and turn off the gas. If possible, bring pets that have been given identification.

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