Less than two inches wide,this well-designed kit squeezes a radio, raincoat, or lantern,drinking water, whistle, or a plastic medicine case into a sleek,waterproof, floatable tube.
I live a block from a fault that is statistically overdue for a major earthquake, or at the bottom of a mudslide zone,and next to a park filled with fire-prone eucalyptus trees. But—even though I retain meaning to—I still haven't bought an emergency preparedness kit. And my tiny studio apartment doesn't have much room for one.
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