🇳🇿 Nova Zelândia
Orientações oficiais verificadas pela última vez em 4 de nov. de 2026
As orientações oficiais aparecem no resumo original em inglês.
Situação de hoje
O que o seu governo recomenda
Esteja preparado para 3 days or more[1][4][5]
“In an emergency you may be stuck at home for three days or more. … Water for three days or more. … Food for three days or more. (Auckland Emergency Management; NEMA's Get Ready gives the same 3-day minimum, and its CDEM consistent messages describe a week's supply as ideal.)”
Água: At least 3 litres per person per day[2][1][4]
Alimentos: Food for three days or more. Ideally keep your pantry as full as you can. Choose long-lasting food that doesn't need cooking (unless you have a camping stove or barbecue). Include food for babies and pets. Supplies don't have to be in one place as long as you can find them quickly or in the dark.[1]
Itens recomendados
- ✓Water for three days or more: at least 3 litres per person per day[1][2]
- ✓Food for three days or more (long-lasting, no cooking needed); baby and pet food[1]
- ✓Medicines and copies of prescriptions (names/dosage)[1]
- ✓USB chargers and/or portable charging devices[1]
- ✓Torch and batteries[1]
- ✓Solar or battery-powered radio (or car radio)[1]
- ✓Dust masks (P2 or N95) and work gloves[1]
- ✓Toilet paper and large plastic buckets for an emergency toilet[1]
- ✓Unscented bleach (to disinfect stored water)[1][2]
- ✓Cash (in case ATMs and EFTPOS are down)[1]
- ✓First aid kit[1]
- ✓Grab bag: walking shoes, warm clothes, raincoat and hat[3]
- ✓Grab bag: water and snacks (remember babies and pets), hand sanitiser, torch and batteries, portable phone charger, cash, first aid kit and prescription medicine, photo ID and copies of important documents[3]
É bom saber
- • New Zealand's guidance is for natural hazards (earthquakes, floods, storms, tsunami, volcanoes); no war-specific household guidance was found.
- • The 3 litres per person per day figure is meant to cover drinking and basic hygiene; the advice is to store water for 3 days or more.
- • If storing tap water, change it every six months; to disinfect, use plain unscented bleach (not products like Janola with detergents) and let it stand 30 minutes.
- • Your regional Civil Defence Emergency Management Group may have local advice.
Fontes
- [1] Emergency supplies at home — Auckland Emergency Management (Auckland Council Civil Defence Emergency Management Group) (official), accessed 2026-11-04
- [2] Store water — Auckland Emergency Management (Auckland Council Civil Defence Emergency Management Group) (official), accessed 2026-11-04
- [3] Make a grab bag — Auckland Emergency Management (Auckland Council Civil Defence Emergency Management Group) (official), accessed 2026-11-04
- [4] Storing water – Get Ready (NOT FETCHED: 403; content from search-result summary only) — National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) (official), accessed 2026-11-04
- [5] Have emergency supplies – CDEM consistent messages (NOT FETCHED: 403; content from search-result summary only) — National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) (official), accessed 2026-11-04
- [6] Emergency Mobile Alert – Get Ready (NOT FETCHED: 403; content from search-result summary only) — National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) (official), accessed 2026-11-04
- [7] Alerts — Auckland Emergency Management (Auckland Council Civil Defence Emergency Management Group) (official), accessed 2026-11-04
- [8] Get Ready — National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) (official), accessed 2026-11-04