OR France It shields its citizens. This at least seems to be planned by the government by sending a “survival manual” to every household in the country, with detailed instructions on both how they can prepare against one “imminent threatening“, As well as how to protect themselves in a state of emergency.
According to government planning, the brochure that will consist of 20 pages If approved by French Prime Minister François Bairou, he will be sent to citizens before the summer and will be related to cases such as armed conflicts, health crisis, natural destruction and even nuclear threat, as the Guardian says.
The manual according to a report will be divided into three parts with tips On how to protect “yourself and those around you”, “what to do in the event of an impending threat”, and will include a list of emergency numbers, radio channels and tips on “if the attack is nuclear”.
It will also include details of how citizens will defend their community, including their registration in spare units or firefighting groups.
At the same time, as French media reports, government planning will propose to set up a “Survival Kit” consisting of at least six liters of water, food, batteries and a lens, as well as basic medical supplies, such as paracetamol, compresses and saline, According to Europe 1 radio 1.
“The purpose of this manual is to ensure the resilience of the citizens to all kinds of crisis, either natural, technological, cyberspace or security,” a spokesman for the prime minister’s office said.
The report comes after the French president Emmanuel Macron said the country will accelerate and increase orders For Rafale fighter aircraft, Strengthening the country’s aviation “to prepare if we want to avoid war”.
Also earlier this month, Macron urged France and Europe to prepare to face the “Russian threat” and the possibility of NATO’s withdrawal from America.
“I want to believe that the US will stay by our side, but we must be ready if they do not,” he said in a statement adding, “Russia has become a threat to France and Europe.”