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I don't have any special kit in case of an emergency in my house because I've never thought of preparing one, but in my opinion they are very useful. In emergency kit there should be a first-aid kit, some food that is easy to prepare, a coat or something that keeps you warm and water.

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1. tornado
2. Having a water filter to clean water can be helpful.
3. Buying easy-to-prepare foods is ideal.
4. a very overcrowded building that is dirty
5. be prepared with some basic art materials

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our house suffered a great deal of damage due to the flood
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"My 72-hour Kit"
I would pack:
- a lantern (in case of a power failure or to see in the dark)
- a first-aid kit (if someone gets ill or has an accident)
- a penknife (because it has different tool taht can be use in an emergency like a knife, a scissor and stuff like that)
- a change of clothing (specially underwear and a coat in case it is cold)
- bottels of water (in case the water becomes murky)
- fruits (beacause it's healhy food that doesn't spoil very quickly)
- chocolates and another sweets (to eat but in a good way so you don't get ill)
- a radio (to listen to the news)
- a wallet with coins and papers (not credit cards because in a power failure you can't use them)
- a map (if you have to leave your town and go somewhere else)
- a cell phone (to try to comunicate with other people)
- cards (to play if you get bored)
- my ipod (to listen to music)
- a pocket book (to read when you're in the shelter)
- a watch
- a notebook and a pen (to write down notes)
-a big backpack to carry everithing I've mentioned Delete Comment