Published: 09.09.2025.
Translated by machine translator

Both in emergencies and in unplanned everyday situations, there may be cases where services necessary for everyday life, such as water and electricity supply, are disrupted or interrupted.

It is necessary to know how to properly act in such situations, as well as to prepare for them in advance, thus reducing the adverse consequences caused by these situations.

Water supplies

In emergencies, drinking water supply may be interrupted or become unconsumable, so you need to take care of sufficient water supplies in your household need...
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Food supplies

Stores may not be available during the emergency, so it is necessary to provide food supplies for at least 72 hours. Potential electrical, gas and water supply disruptions or interruptions should be taken into account when creating product reserves...
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Electricity supply

As in any country, the electricity grid in Latvia cannot be completely protected from damage caused by adverse weather conditions, such as storms, floods, as well as accidental events or third parties, which may interfere with or completely disrupt...
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Heating

Heating is available in homes to keep warm and comfortable during the coldest and wettest months of the year, as well as not threatened with colds or even hypothermia. Heating devices, such as wood-fired stoves, often perform not only the heating...
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