Zombie Drills

Because disaster can unexpectedly fall at any time, it is undoubtedly best to be prepared for any given situation. Now, it’s good that you know the drills in case of a building fire or a magnitude 9.5 earthquake, but do you think these knowledge are enough? Are you sure these knowledge are sufficient enough to protect you from let’s say a sudden world-wide zombie outbreak? I’m pretty sure you answered no, and you’re correct. When zombies run rampant on the streets, you can’t just duck, cover, and hold until it’s over. Different situations call for different measures, and here’s what you should do when these flesh-eating creatures start roaming the earth. Your number one priority is to secure your location. First, you have to find a place where

If you feel that your house is insecure or you were caught off-guard while taking a walk, find a secure enough building, or better yet ask your generous neighbor to let you stay just for a night or until you can find a shelter of your own. Your second priority is to acquire weapons. It’s a great advantage to own a gun especially in dire times like these. Not only will it protect you from the zombies, but it will also act as defense against fellow survivors who would do anything to get food and resources. Also have a melee weapon ready; a piece of metal pipe or a pair of kitchen knives should always be handy in case you run out of ammunition. Next, you’ll have to find a way to acquire food. There’s a huge possibility that there are still zombie-free supermarkets nearby, so you better start searching. Canned foods are good, but the packaging might be a little too heavy, especially that you still have to bring them back to your shelter. When planning on bringing water back home, remember that the average active person consumes half a gallon per day for rehydration, and another half a gallon per day for sanitation and cleaning