Pets in a crisis
Pets also need water, food and warmth in a crisis. Here is information for pet owners.
Crisis communication
In the event of a serious incident, you must be able to receive important information, especially from Swedish Radio P4. You also need to be able to follow media reports, keep in...
Heating during a crisis
When we’re cold, our ability to think and move is impaired. It is therefore important to keep warm in a crisis. Make a plan to keep you and your home warm if the electricity goes...
Water supply in a crisis
Clean drinking water is essential for life. Allow at least three litres per adult per day. If you are unsure of water quality, you must be able to boil the water.
Food in a crisis
It is important to have extra food at home that provides sufficient calories. Choose foods which can be prepared quickly, do not require much water or cooking and can be stored...
Security points and shelters
In emergencies that affect society severely or during a longer period, municipalities may set up security points (”trygghetspunkter”).
Home preparedness
In the event of a crisis, help will first go to those who need it most. You should plan to be able to manage without the help of society for a week or longer. It can take some...
Total Defence Service
Everyone between the ages of 16 and 70 living in Sweden is part of Sweden's total defence and, if necessary, must help Sweden to prepare for war. This obligation is called total...
Food and drinking water
Sometimes events occur that put us at risk of getting sick from the food we eat or the water we drink. Shortages of food or water may also occur. You can read more about such...
Extreme heat
Sweden is known for being a country with cold winters. But high temperatures can occur during the summer. During prolonged periods of heat over 26 °C, the risk of heat stroke and...