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Store water and tinned food to prepare for emergencies, UK citizens to be told

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The UK government's consideration of potential food or water shortages is part of its broader risk assessment and planning efforts, which aim to ensure the country's resilience in the face of various challenges. This type of planning is typically undertaken by the Cabinet Office, which is responsible for coordinating and supporting government activities. The evaluation of such risks is an ongoing process, reflecting the government's commitment to being prepared for a range of possible scenarios.
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Store water and tinned food to prepare for emergencies, UK citizens to be told
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UK to be told how to prepare for food or water shortages
Cabinet Office Minister Darren Jones said: 'It is right that we consistently evaluate the risks we could face and plan for what may come.'
15 Jul, 08:59
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