Britain launches emergency campaign and urges citizens to stock up on supplies

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The British government has launched a preparedness campaign that calls on residents to keep supplies for at least three days, including food, water and equipment. According to Globes, the campaign is called "Be Ready" and is aimed at households.

According to Walla, the guidelines come after internet outages, heat waves and fires. According to N12, the government is instructing people to prepare both for Russian sabotage operations and for the climate crisis.

According to Globes, sales of flashlights and portable radios jumped in the days after the announcement. According to TheMarker, residents are stocking up and preparing, while others view the guidelines as a joke.