The Danish Emergency Management Service (DEMA) advises all residents to maintain a three-day supply of essentials to handle potential emergencies, such as power outages, natural disasters, or infrastructure failures. Authorities recommend keeping shelf-stable food, water, and communication tools on hand. For foreign nationals, DEMA suggests additional precautions, including holding physical cash in small denominations and maintaining printed copies of vital documents like work permits and insurance policies. Furthermore, the agency encourages immigrants to develop a clear contingency plan regarding whether to remain in Denmark or relocate during a prolonged crisis. This includes considering transportation routes and discussing family separation strategies. By preparing independently, residents reduce the burden on emergency services, ensuring that professional help remains available for those in critical need.
Source : The Local Denmark
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