09/26/2024 / By HRS Editors
You might encounter large crowds in different settings, such as concerts and sporting events. You may also find yourself in a crowd if you visit street fairs or join protests.
Regardless of the occasion, learn some tips that can help you stay safe and prepared when you are with a large group of people. This can help you protect yourself if you find yourself stuck in a rowdy crowd that eventually becomes violent. (h/t to TheSurvivalMom.com.)
If you are about to join a large gathering, keep in mind that the fewer belongings you have with you, the less there is to keep track of and potentially lose to pickpockets. Prepare a small bag with only your travel essentials. (Related: Top 5 prepping myths debunked.)
If you plan on going your separate ways at certain times of the day, make sure that everyone has the phone numbers of the rest of the group. If you get separated, you can easily contact the others if you have their phone numbers.
When you arrive at the event location, choose a different meet-up location and make sure everyone in your group knows where it is before going your separate ways. Your meet-up location should be outside of the busy main area, but not so far that it will take too long to reach it when SHTF.
Choose a location that’s easy to see from a distance so everyone can find their way easily. Remember where the emergency exits are located and find the likely paths of least resistance.
If there is a good meeting spot near there, use it. However, it should be far enough that it won’t be in the middle of the exodus if the emergency exit needs to be used.
If a situation escalates or you sense the people around you become angry or frustrated, leave. Start making your way to the exit, or at least the edges of the angry crowd.
If you can’t escape fast enough and you get stuck in a demonstration, link arms with your friends and move perpendicularly across the group.
You won’t get very far trying to walk in the opposite direction, but cutting across the crowd can help you reach the sidewalk or side street. If you’re with a group, linking arms is better than trying to hold hands.
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Visit Survival.news for more safety tips. You can also go to Health Ranger Store and Brighteon Store for more clean food supplies for your prepping stockpile.
Click on this link to learn how to make Raw Strawberry Cheesecake.
Watch this clip about Gluten-Free Granola Bars with Nuts and Seeds.
This video is from the Health Ranger Store channel on Brighteon.com.
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