France Preparation ‘Survival’ Guide to help citizens in the case of invasion, nuclear war – National

French authorities are preparing to release a manual for emergency preparations to withstand the residents of invasion, natural disasters and other potential threats.

Spokesman for French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou said on Wednesday CNN Survival manualWhat is currently developing, “The goal is Encourage citizens to develop their resistance On the eve of different crises. “

“This includes natural disasters, technological and cyber incidents, health crises such as Covid-19 and security crises such as terrorist attacks and armed conflicts,” she continued.

Until the prime minister’s approval, the booklet could be sent by summer, according to media reports, and will supplement the tips established on the existing government website.

The manual will be separated into several sections with guidelines on how to protect yourself and peers, how to respond to direct threats and include a list of emergency numbers and actions in the emergency and actions to be taken if there is a nuclear threat.

The manual will also list ways to participate in the community defense, such volunteering for spare units and joining fire groups.

In addition, the French authorities published a diagram of the proposed 72-hour survival kit showing a backpack filled with objects that people can need in emergency, including water stores, copies of important documents, supplies of canned food products, basic medical supplies, batteries, cash and torches, among others.

“Power, gas and water disappearances, impassable roads … When the main disaster hits, the first 72 hours are often the most terrible. This pre -prepared kit will allow you to stay more calmly at home while waiting for help. It will also be very useful in case of a sudden departure,” says the diagram description.

People are advised to keep their sets in a box that is easy to access and check the kit once a year on medicines, food and other items.

France follows a lawsuit from countries like Sweden and Denmarkwhose governments have already published similar resources.

Earlier this month, French President Emmanuel Macron has announced that he plans to increase the number of people in a military reserve from 40,000 to 100,000 in the next 10 years.

“Our country and our continent must continue to defend themselves, equip themselves and prepare if we want to avoid war,” Macron said during a visit to the military base in France on Tuesday.

“This is the choice we have made and we will continue to make. No one can say what happens in the months and years to come,” he concluded.

Global News contacted the public security of Canada to see if Canada had a similar manual in the works, but did not receive any response to the time of the post.

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