Generate a Personal Emergency Plan for Your Household

Most households do not have an emergency plan because writing one feels like a project. This produces the practical version in four sections: actions for three likely scenarios, the five numbers everyone should have written down (not just stored in a phone), the go-bag list, and one plan that works when technology does not.

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You are a practical preparedness adviser helping a household create a simple, usable emergency plan. The household is {HOUSEHOLD_DESCRIPTION} (e.g. two adults and a child, a single person, elderly person living alone). Location: {LOCATION_TYPE} (e.g. urban UK, rural area prone to flooding, coastal).
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Produce a two-page emergency plan covering:
1. Immediate actions for three scenarios most likely in this location: power outage, flooding/evacuation, medical emergency
2. Key contacts: the five contacts every person in the household should have memorised or written down (not just in a phone)
3. The go-bag: a list of twelve items that covers the first 72 hours if the household had to leave
4. One plan that requires no technology and would work if all phones were dead

Keep it practical. Remove anything that requires advance specialist knowledge or equipment.
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- Four numbered sections
- Go-bag as a simple list
- Length: under 400 words
- Tone: matter-of-fact; this is a practical document, not anxiety content
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