There are many different kinds of disasters that can impact our lives. Now is the time to prepare your family by making sure that everyone knows what to do in the event of an emergency and that all supplies are ready. The U. S. Senate Committee studying potential impacts from the Y2K, the year 2000 computer bug, recently released a report describing possible global disruption. If they shut down you can imagine the social consequences. Among the concerns about water safety is the possible dumping of all of the chlorine and chemicals into the water supply at once if computer software should not be able to assimilate the year on January 1, 2000.
Water is essential to survival.
Any emergency survival plan must include water storage and purification. The below information will help you plan for your needs for clean, safe drinking water should you ever experience an emergency. Store at least two gallons of water in your vehicle. Store a three-day supply of water for your pets. Replace your stored water every six months.