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Two of the biggest newspapers in Britain are urging their citizens to locate their nearest nuclear bunker indicating that they suspect a possible nuclear war is on the horizon. Threats from NK leader are creating a wave of panic.
Britain’s Two Biggest Newspapers Urge Citizens to Locate Their Nearest Nuclear Bunker
With tensions between the United States and North Korea once again on the rise, Britain’s two biggest newspapers are warning citizens in the UK how to prepare for nuclear war.
The Metro and the Sun both published feature length articles today advising the public on what measures to take in the event of “World War III”.
The Sun notes that, “The UK Government is now working on a new alert system to prepare Brits for the horror of a nuclear war,” before advising Brits to build an emergency supply kit and find out where their nearest nuclear fallout shelter is located.
The article also advises people what to do during and after a nuclear blast and how to avoid nuclear fallout.
The Metro article points to Department of Homeland Security guidelines on “how to react in a nuclear strike,” adding, “It might be worth familiarising yourself with it.”
Britain’s Two Biggest Newspapers Urge Citizens to Locate Their Nearest Nuclear Bunker
With tensions between the United States and North Korea once again on the rise, Britain’s two biggest newspapers are warning citizens in the UK how to prepare for nuclear war.
The Metro and the Sun both published feature length articles today advising the public on what measures to take in the event of “World War III”.
The Sun notes that, “The UK Government is now working on a new alert system to prepare Brits for the horror of a nuclear war,” before advising Brits to build an emergency supply kit and find out where their nearest nuclear fallout shelter is located.
The article also advises people what to do during and after a nuclear blast and how to avoid nuclear fallout.
The Metro article points to Department of Homeland Security guidelines on “how to react in a nuclear strike,” adding, “It might be worth familiarising yourself with it.”