Discover SCDF's Ready Bag initiative, providing essential items and guidelines to help households stay prepared for emergencies and disasters.

The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) is a uniformed organisation in Singapore under the Ministry of Home Affairs that provides emergency services such as firefighting, technical rescue, and emergency medical services, and coordinates national civil defence programme.

SCDF’s Save-A-Life Initiative (SAL), launched in August 2015, includes the installation of more than 5,200 AEDs - one for every two HDB blocks. SCDF targets to have at least one AED within every 250 metres in Singapore’s urban areas by 2025.

Bag dimension: 61cm x 35cm x 40cm Material: Cotton Metal Stud for Protective Cloth overlay Dual Directional Zips Metal D-Ring for optional shoulder sling carry (shoulder sling not included)

Discover SCDF's Ready Bag initiative, providing essential items and guidelines to help households stay prepared for emergencies and disasters. Ready Bag for Emergency

Discover SCDF's Ready Bag initiative, providing essential items and guidelines to help households stay prepared for emergencies and disasters. Ready Bag for Emergency

2021年7月4日 · I recommend getting one of those duffel bags where you can use as a duffel bag, and like as a normal backpack. those are bomb because you can like shift the carry style based on how you like carrying your bag

READY BAG The Ready Bag contains important items that will help you in an emergency. You should bring it along with you when you are required to evacuate your home. Every member of your family should know where the Ready Bag is kept and it is recommended that its storage location is easily accessible even in the dark (e.g. during power outages).

2024年6月21日 · It seems such a waste to keep it in storage collecting dust. Anyone got in trouble at the airport or anything?

2020年8月7日 · There is also a section on how to pack an Emergency Bag. You can download the SCDF's Civil Defence Emergency Handbook(in PDF format) from the SCDF website: https://www.scdf.gov.sg/home/community-volunteers/publications/emergency-handbook