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00:04In some supermarkets in the UK
00:06The dry food, canned goods, and bottled water over there...
00:09Truckloads were sold
00:13What about the first radio order with the added emergency function?
00:17It also increased fivefold in an instant.
00:18The British government has recently launched an advocacy campaign.
00:22It was said very bluntly.
00:23That means each family should be able to survive on its own for at least three days.
00:26It sounds very serious.
00:28What do you need to prepare for a three-day sprint?
00:31Three days' worth of canned food
00:33Three liters of water per person per day; flashlight
00:36This FM radio cash
00:38Copies of identification documents; First aid kit
00:40Even baby formula and pet food.
00:42All of them must be included.
00:43That's a declaration from the British government.
00:45Then Germany would be even more ruthless.
00:47Each household was directly instructed to prepare ten days' worth of supplies.
00:50As for Japan
00:52Japan's Disaster Management Minister, Goshi Iteno, said
00:55It will take three days to a week.
00:57Because Japan has long faced strong winds and volcanoes.
01:00The government also on November 2nd
01:02The Disaster Prevention Agency was officially launched.
01:04Why the sudden nervousness?
01:06Because the Wall Street Journal broke the story
01:08The United States has already notified several Gulf states.
01:10The US military may be affected after the November 3rd midterm elections.
01:15Launch a short but intense military operation against Iran
01:18Be prepared
01:20Then the camera zooms back to Malaysia.
01:22Federation of Consumers Associations of Malaysia (FOMCA)
01:25He spoke up yesterday too.
01:27They suggested that every family...
01:28Prepare at home for at least 72 hours
01:32That is, three days' worth of dry rations and basic supplies.
01:34In order to deal with floods
01:36Power outage
01:37The road is closed.
01:37Logistics shutdowns, etc.
01:39Their CEO
01:41Saravanan said
01:42This is called emergency reserves.
01:44I'm not telling you to panic buy.
01:46These two concepts are still different.
01:48He also clarified
01:50He also gave everyone a list.
01:52That is to say, what you need to prepare
01:54It's actually very simple.
01:54drinking water
01:55White rice
01:56biscuit
01:56can
01:57Instant noodles
01:58Infant formula
01:59Common medicines
01:59Add a flashlight
02:00Battery
02:01portable power bank
02:02And a first aid kit is enough
02:03But he also added a special note
02:05You don't need to stock up for several months.
02:07So many supplies
02:08That's enough.
02:09They mentioned three days.
02:10Don't buy it.
02:11Damage your wallet
02:13However
02:14Simply stockpiling food may not be enough
02:16A scholar from Kelantan
02:18Sri Indan reminded
02:19Everyone's best
02:21You also need to have cash for 72 hours.
02:24Why?
02:25Because we are too used to it now
02:26Scan code and swipe card
02:28Once electronic payment
02:29Or something went wrong with the banking system.
02:30You won't be able to buy anything.
02:32He said banks usually fix their systems very quickly.
02:35However, a full recovery is needed.
02:36It may take 48 hours
02:38In his suggestion
02:39That's very practical.
02:40Keep some cash at home
02:42Keep some change or bills on hand.
02:44Add some instant food
02:46So how does the government view this?
02:49What about urging the public to hoard food?
02:51Minister of Agriculture and Food Security
02:54Mosha tribe
02:54Today I was directly doused with cold water.
02:56He said the government did not adopt the consumer association's recommendations.
02:59That suggestion
03:00There was no call for the entire nation to hoard food.
03:03What he said was...
03:04The situation is indeed somewhat worrying.
03:08Including cybersecurity threats, etc.
03:10But...
03:11It's not so serious that the government needs to tell everyone to buy rice.
03:16He also gave a number
03:18Let's talk about the 100-meter inventory.
03:19Enough for everyone to cope for six months
03:21Where are the fish?
03:22Eight months
03:23The government will continue to increase reserves.
03:25So he said he also advised everyone
03:27How do you usually buy?
03:29You can buy it however you want.
03:30Do not hoard excessive amounts of food.
03:32If excessive food purchases
03:33This could lead to a sudden increase in market demand.
03:36This, in turn, affected the stability of the supply.
03:38However
03:39There is still a crucial difference here.
03:41It's something everyone should think about carefully.
03:42Inside the national warehouse
03:44Youmi
03:45It doesn't mean that when a flood occurs...
03:47The grocery store downstairs from your house is still open.
03:50Both the news report and the writer mentioned this point.
03:53There is sufficient inventory nationwide.
03:55With each household
03:56Whether they get food or not is two separate issues.
03:59More realistic is the price.
04:01Northern University School of International Studies
04:03Associate Professor Barkley of the Department of International Affairs analyzed
04:06Geopolitical uncertainty
04:08This could drive up energy prices.
04:09logistics
04:10Raw material and import costs
04:12Even if there is no shortage in the physical market
04:14This will also lead to price increases.
04:16At the same time?
04:17Severe floods or infrastructure damage
04:18It may also lead to food shortages.
04:20Unable to deliver to specific disaster areas in time
04:24He thought so.
04:25Federation of Consumers Associations of Malaysia
04:27The proposed 72-hour storage facility
04:30He said the suggestion was reasonable.
04:33But what about the authorities?
04:34A clear message must be conveyed to the public.
04:37It is clearly stated that this is only a proactive preventative measure.
04:40Instead of instructions for large-scale panic buying or hoarding of food
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