Policing authorities are taking part in an initiative called ‘Preparedness Month’, giving people tips on how to prepare for emergencies during September.
On day eight the advice is to keep a ‘grab bag’ containing survival essentials. The tip has raised some eyebrows – and people are wondering if they know something we don’t.
Brexit? A zombie apocalypse?
September is preparedness month. Emergencies can happen at any time and it’s recommended to have a #GrabBag ready containing essential items including medication, copies of important documents, food/water, torch, radio and other personal items #30Days30WaysUK #BePrepared pic.twitter.com/7ZtQlVJ7Yr
— Police Scotland Control Rooms (@polscotcontrol) September 8, 2019
A #GrabBag contains key items that'll come in handy should an emergency happen ??
Check out our handy guide to see the sort of things you should pack ? https://t.co/ug8gi1jIvi
Personalise your grab bag so it contains items useful for you ?#30Days30WaysUK #BePrepared pic.twitter.com/QicTbMJwv2
— Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service (@cambsfrs) September 8, 2019
Zombie apocalypse, I'm adding a baseball bat to my Grab Bag
— Jimmy McGrory☘ (@jimmymcgrory67) September 8, 2019
Well this is random and a bit scary, still, I'm taking bets.
Asteroid 4/1
Tsunami 8/1
Nuclear war 14/1
Alien invasion 22/1
Zombie Apocalypse 33/1
No deal Brexit 1000/1#beprepared #30Days30WaysUK #PaddyPower— Paul (@fudpucker74) September 8, 2019
