🇷🇴 Rumänien

Vorsorgen für At least 3 days^[1]

“You should be prepared with an emergency backpack (in case of evacuation) and additional emergency supplies to survive at home for at least three days if water, gas, and electricity are disrupted. (Romanian: "Ar trebui să fii pregătit și să ai un rucsac de urgență (în caz de evacuare) și provizii suplimentare de urgență pentru a supraviețui acasă timp de cel puțin trei zile, în cazul în care apa, gazul și electricitatea vor fi întrerupte.")”

Wasser: Preferably 4 litres per person per day (drinking, cooking, hygiene)^[1]

Lebensmittel: Compact, light food that needs no fridge, boiling or baking: tinned food, dehydrated food, energy bars, biscuits, protein foods, jam, juice, coffee and tea; special foods for babies or special diets (e.g. diabetes, allergies) and pet food. You don't need to buy everything at once: start with what you have and add items when shopping. In a gas cut, keep non-perishable food that doesn't need cooking, such as tins.^[1]

Empfohlene Dinge

• ✓Water: preferably 4 litres per person per day, stored cool and dark and replaced every 6 months^[1]
• ✓Water purification tablets (plus a bottle to purify water in)^[1]
• ✓Food that needs no fridge or cooking (tins, dehydrated food, energy bars, biscuits)^[1]
• ✓ID card, health insurance card, property documents (paper or digital), cash in small notes, important phone numbers, spare house and car keys, paper map of the area, copy of the family emergency plan^[1]
• ✓First aid: personal medicines and prescriptions (with your family doctor's name), painkillers, antiseptics, accessories for hearing aids or wheelchairs^[1]
• ✓One month's supply of medicines and medical supplies for people with chronic illness or disabilities (plus glasses, contact lenses, spare hearing-aid batteries)^[1]
• ✓Hygiene: disinfectant, wet wipes, sanitary pads, toilet paper, tissues, soap, shampoo, toothpaste and toothbrush, rubbish bags^[1]
• ✓Change of clothes and suitable shoes (including underwear), waterproof jacket or raincoat^[1]
• ✓Sleeping bag or 2 warm blankets per person, survival (thermal) blankets^[1]
• ✓Wind-up, solar or battery radio (replace batteries yearly) and spare batteries^[1][2]
• ✓Power bank and charging cables^[1]
• ✓Torch and glow sticks (flame-free lighting)^[1]
• ✓Whistle, knife or multi-tool, tool to shut off utilities, dust masks, work gloves^[1]
• ✓Baby supplies (bottles, special food, nappies), a comfort item and games for each child^[1]
• ✓Pet supplies (food, collar, lead, documents, carrier, bowl)^[1]

Besondere Dinge

• Potassium iodide 65 mg tablets — Take only on the authorities' instructions and only in a nuclear event or incident. The target group is people under 40; pregnant and breastfeeding women, newborns, babies and children are treated first. In 2022–2025 the Ministry of Health handed them out free in listed pharmacies with a family doctor's prescription; whether this distribution is still running was not confirmed.^[5]