英国政府周四推出名为"做好准备"的公众应急宣传活动，建议民众储备三天份的食物和物资以应对各种突发情况1。该倡议已引起民众关注，多人开始按照建议进行物资储备。
Lawrence Barratt正在逐周积累罐头食品、干粮和饮用水，目标为两人储备三天份量1。另一位市民Jack Davenport将储备决定与厄尔尼诺、气候灾害、俄罗斯威胁和人工智能风险联系在一起1。民众的储备物品种类多样，包括罐头食品、饮用水、电池、手电筒和充电宝等1。
对于政府建议的必要性，民众态度不一。Marco Camurri表示，如果英国"进入战争状态或伦敦面临直接袭击风险"，他的家庭可能会临时逃往欧洲1。然而也有人提出质疑，Deirdre O'Sullivan批评该建议"完全不适当"，认为类似措施无法应对真正的紧急情况1。
The UK government launched a public emergency preparedness campaign on Thursday, urging citizens to accumulate a three-day supply of food and supplies in anticipation of various emergencies 1. The "Be Ready" initiative has prompted several residents to begin stockpiling items including tinned food, drinking water, batteries, torches, and power banks 1.
Lawrence Barratt is gradually accumulating tinned goods, dried food, and water on a weekly basis, with a target of building up a three-day supply for two people 1. Jack Davenport has linked his stockpiling efforts to concerns ranging from El Niño and climate disasters to Russian threats and artificial intelligence risks 1. Marco Camurri indicated that if Britain "enters a state of war or London faces a direct threat of attack," his family may temporarily relocate to Europe 1.
The campaign has not been uniformly welcomed. Deirdre O'Sullivan has criticized the advice as "completely inappropriate," arguing that such measures are inadequate for addressing genuine emergencies 1.
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