Introduction To Security Pack

The safety bag is a safety bag that provides life-sustaining emergency food, life-saving water, first-aid supplies, simple life and self-rescue and mutual-rescue necessities during and after natural disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis, mudslides, and typhoons.
The safety bag is a series of items that enable the affected people to actively rescue themselves and each other in the event of a disaster, and buy them time to wait for rescue. In addition to the necessary lifesaving water and emergency food, the safety bag also stores first-aid kits and other first-aid supplies, as well as some necessities for life and self-rescue and mutual rescue, such as cold-proof and thermal blankets that can effectively maintain body temperature, and help trapped people dig rubble and climb. Rubber gloves for climbing ropes, radios that can learn about the outside world, small gauze for wounds, Band-Aids, etc.
The safety bag itself should be able to be carried on both shoulders or in one hand. The width of the bag should not exceed the shoulder width of ordinary people, which is conducive to evacuation in narrow spaces.
The safety bag should be strong enough, because it is for disaster prevention and emergency, so after the spare parts are ready, you have to try it out once. Walk with a backpack on your back and see if you are agile. Lifesaving water - bring your own. A few bottles of mineral water or homemade cool boiled water. Homemade cool boiled water should be replaced regularly to ensure that it does not deteriorate.
For the family safety bag, it is necessary to ensure that the family members understand its purpose and storage location, and the items inside should not be misappropriated easily. The storage location is preferably placed in a conspicuous place and on the emergency evacuation route.