🖊Grace Den, BBC Persian

After the UK government’s recommendation to households on what to store in times of national crisis, sales of canned food, radios, and flashlights reportedly rose suddenly in some stores.

Having such a stockpile—what is known as a personal crisis kit—is new for Britain, but in many parts of the world it is a normal thing.

Countries facing specific weather conditions, natural disasters, and tense geopolitical circumstances regularly publish preparedness guidance, and some even send booklets directly to people’s homes.

So what do these emergency stockpiles look like for some people, and how do they manage it?

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