Emergency kit and resilience Belgians need to wake up!

Emergency kit and resilience for emergency situations raised to a higher level after government and NATO warnings about war. Protect your family and Belgians really need to wake up.

An emergency kit consisting of an emergency radio, a few band-aids, and a bottle of water is insufficient for what is coming our way!

Top NATO military official in Brussels warns that "Belgians really need to wake up"

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte urges greater investment in defence, not only in the military but also in industry and in the "resilience of citizens"

Dutch approach

For months, the Netherlands has been pursuing an open and clear policy towards its population regarding resilience, emergency kits, and the threat of war. The Dutch NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte naturally has a great influence on the Dutch population. There are podcasts everywhere with defence specialists, discussing the military efforts of the Dutch army and advice on preparing for an emergency situation. The result is not only greater awareness among the Dutch but also a more intense reaction, with the Dutch preparing for an emergency situation more quickly.

Top NATO military official in Brussels warns Belgians about Russian threat: “People really need to wake up”

Belgian approach

Recently, the Minister of the Interior, in cooperation with the National Crisis Centre, advised Belgians to have an emergency kit available. The announcement is part of a communication campaign by the Belgian government aimed at making Belgians more resilient. This communication campaign has already been mapped out over a 4-year trajectory.

The very cautious Belgian approach, aimed at not causing panic, worked excellently. Belgians received the message but barely lost sleep over it. Emergency radios and small first-aid kits flew off the shelves for a few days, but otherwise, everything continued as usual.

Expect the unexpected!

Hope for the best and prepare for the worst!

It goes without saying that an emergency radio, a small first aid kit, and a few bottles of water do not significantly increase the population's resilience against a terrorist attack or war.

The government's resilience campaign will soon have to shift up a gear!

We have no say in what the government does, but we can already put together emergency kits that can increase the resilience of Belgians.

Budget emergency kit to supplement further...

Link to budget emergency kit

The budget emergency kit consists of useful items that an ordinary citizen would not normally have at home. This emergency kit still needs to be supplemented with personal items that are present in everyone's house, kitchen, or bathroom.

Your personal items to be added and not included in this set:

  • 2 Litres of water or more, in sturdy sealed bottles (1L still water + 1L sparkling water).
  • Personal medicines and some painkillers, ointments, ...
  • Extra food: granola bar or canned food you like for variety.
  • Fork, spoon, knife, plastic plate, cup, towel from your kitchen.
  • Mobile phone charger that fits your phone and accompanying power bank
  • Powerful flashlight to signal emergency services from afar
  • Ballpoint pen + important phone numbers filled in on waterproof paper, copy of identity card, driver's license,...
  • Hygiene products, toilet paper, your toiletry bag with your personal skin-friendly soaps, ...
  • Plastic bags with ziplock to protect important items from water ...

Lessons learned from Ukraine. Good bulletproof vests and helmets are scarce or no longer available once an emergency breaks out. Make sure you have a bulletproof vest and helmet at home in addition to your emergency kit!

Given that 80% of injuries in Ukraine are caused by shrapnel from explosions, it is by no means an exaggerated luxury to have a shrapnel-proof and bulletproof vest and helmet ready for a war situation or terrorist threat.

Emergency kit for women

Link to women's resilience emergency kit 3a

Women's resilience emergency kit 3a consists of an emergency kit, a special women's bulletproof vest 3a, and a bulletproof helmet. This women's bulletproof vest has a pre-formed cup, which is considerably more comfortable and safer for women or stay-at-home mothers with a large cup size. The set can be supplemented with some items for women and with food and drink.

Children's resilience emergency kit 3a

Link to children's resilience emergency kit 3a

The children's resilience emergency kit 3a is not a toy but real protective equipment for children. This emergency kit consists of a real shrapnel-proof and bulletproof vest 3a size XSmall, a bulletproof helmet size Medium, and a small emergency kit with some essential items that can be useful for a child's survival in an emergency situation. The set can be supplemented with some toys, food, and drink for children.

Men's or women's resilience emergency kit 3a

Link to men's and women's resilience emergency kit 3a

Men's or women's resilience emergency kit 3a is a unisex emergency kit suitable for both men and women with a normal build. This survival set consists of an emergency kit, a standard stab, bullet, and shrapnel-proof vest 3a, and a bulletproof helmet. The set can be supplemented with items suggested by the Belgian government, such as a mobile phone charger and power bank...

Men's or women's resilience emergency kit class 4

Link to men's or women's resilience emergency kit class 4

Men's or women's resilience emergency kit class 4 is a unisex emergency kit intended as protection against terrorist attacks and sabotage actions against the population. This set is suitable for both men and women with a normal build. This survival set consists of an emergency kit, a standard stab, bullet, and shrapnel-proof vest 3a with 2 hard bulletproof plates class 4 ICW against assault rifles, and a bulletproof helmet. The larger backpack allows for storing items to survive for three days.

Ex-military resilience emergency kit class 4 Coyote

Link to ex-military resilience emergency kit coyote class 4

Ex-military resilience emergency kit class 4 coyote is an emergency kit intended for Belgians who have served in the military or are ex-military and desire coyote-coloured equipment to protect themselves against terrorist attacks and sabotage actions. This set is suitable for both men and women with a normal build. This survival set consists of an emergency kit, a standard stab, bullet, and shrapnel-proof vest 3a with 2 hard bulletproof plates class 4 ICW against assault rifles, and a bulletproof helmet. The set can be supplemented with items suggested by the Belgian government, such as a mobile phone charger and power bank...

Ex-military resilience emergency kit class 4 Woodland

Link to ex-military resilience emergency kit coyote class 4

Ex-military resilience emergency kit class 4 Woodland is an emergency kit intended for Belgians who have served in the military or are ex-military and desire Woodland-coloured equipment to protect themselves against terrorist attacks and sabotage actions. The choice for Woodland is based on the old military clothing with Belgian Woodland camouflage. This set is suitable for both men and women with a normal build. This survival set consists of an emergency kit, a standard stab, bullet, and shrapnel-proof vest 3a with 2 hard bulletproof plates class 4 ICW against assault rifles, and a bulletproof helmet. The set can be supplemented with items suggested by the Belgian government, such as a mobile phone charger and power bank...

Multicam backpack resilience emergency kit with military plate carrier class 4 Stand Alone

Link to Multicam resilience emergency kit 4 x Class 4 Stand Alone

The Multicam backpack resilience emergency kit military plate carrier class 4 Stand Alone for a military form of readiness among civilians. This emergency kit consists of a plate carrier with two large bulletproof plates and two bulletproof side plates class NIJ-4 Stand Alone as protection against assault rifles. A multicam emergency belt with a cross-distribution with the emergency backpack. This is a military tactical belt filled with items from the emergency kit, allowing one to survive for 1 day on the emergency belt. The purpose of this is that if the emergency backpack is lost, one still has the emergency belt, allowing for another day of survival. A bulletproof helmet and the multicam backpack. This provides great resilience against emergency situations such as terrorist attacks, sabotage actions with violence, and the threat of war. In this case, the citizen has the necessary emergency equipment at home, and the government or army only needs to provide weaponry to ensure maximum resilience among citizens.

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