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Posted: Wed 28 Dec, 2016 9:57 am

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Most deaths and injuries are not caused by avalanches, failed equipment, or explosions as the movies would have us believe. Most people who lose their fight for survival do so because of the weather. This may be shocking to most people but it is true. Even the best weather can soon turn nasty. When you are on the mountainside, hundreds of miles from the nearest town you have to be prepared for the worst weather.

Having the correct disaster survival kit can ensure that you are prepared for the elements. Exposure is one of the biggest killers. It can be easily avoided as well. Suitable clothing and accessories can mean that even if it starts to snow and there is a freezing wind, you are still nice and warm inside your proper clothing.

Apart from clothing there are other things that make up disaster survival kit. Standard for your survival is something to eat. Many kits come with dry packed food that can last for weeks, if rationed carefully. Cooking utensils may also be a good idea along with a means to start fire. Many people overlook water but having a good supply of water prevents dehydration that can cause lack of concentration and lead to mistakes.

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