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Although no one wants to, but unfortunately, people still have to go through war every day. You can cope with this extremely stressful and dangerous situation by staying focused and taking the right steps. Prepare and store essentials. Look for food and water sources in case supplies become scarce. Avoid confrontation as much as possible, and move to a safe area if the situation calls for it. Finally, learn basic first aid skills to deal with any injuries or illnesses you may encounter. Combining all of the above skills, you can keep yourself and your loved ones safe in life-or-death situations.
Steps
Keep safe
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Move to a place away from the combat area if possible. Unfortunately, your home can become an unsafe place in the event of a war. If the area you live in becomes dangerous, try to leave and find another place to stay. Where you choose to stay will depend on the course of the war. Keep an eye on the military situation and try to judge which areas have not been affected. [1] X Research Source
- Try to find areas away from the main war zone. Maybe it’s the countryside or the strategically unimportant towns.
- There may be civil safety zones set up. Go to one of the safe zones if there is one nearby.
- Rural areas can be safer, as fighting is often centered around cities and population centers. However, keep in mind that you will need survival skills in the wilderness to be able to survive. In addition, these places can also find it difficult to get help, as aid organizations often focus on cities.
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Find a solid brick house with a basement to hide in. These types of homes can withstand most damage and still stand. You should pay special attention to find houses with basements. The basement provides increased protection and is also a place for you to hide in case you have to hide. Look for suitable homes in the area and move in as soon as possible.. [2] X Research Source
- Try to find a home that you can seal off in case of a chemical attack or chemical leak. Find windows that are still intact that you can close and seal with a damp cloth.
- If there are many suitable homes in your area, list all of them and their locations. This will be useful if you have to move quickly from your shelter to another place.
- If there is no such house, find a building with a basement to hide in.
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Build a shelter if you escape into the woods. If you run out of the city into the woods, perhaps your biggest enemy is the weather. Set up a shelter as soon as you arrive in a new place to protect against rain, sun and cold. Maintain the tent by repairing it as soon as there is damage. [3] X Research Sources
- Choose a location that is easy to hide in case enemies pass by.
- For lighter work, try to rely on nature for shelter. For example, a fallen tree can support a tent.
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Avoid confrontation as much as possible. Although war is often referred to as fighting, in reality, people often survive by avoiding clashes. Unless you’re in combat, in most cases you’ll be much safer avoiding encounters. Lie low and don’t start a fight. Take care of your family, friends, and yourself, but you should try to avoid getting into trouble that doesn’t concern you. [4] X Research Sources
- If enemy troops enter your area, it’s best to hide or avoid interacting with them at all costs. Let them know that you are not a threat.
- Don’t try to steal or hurt anyone, unless you have to defend yourself. These actions can eventually lead to clashes, as people pushed to the edge will have to defend themselves.
- Avoiding clashes can also mean getting out of the danger zone. You must always be ready for this possibility to keep yourself and your loved ones safe.
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Learn how to use weapons for self-defense or hunting. While violence should be avoided, you should always be prepared for the situation. It will be much easier if you have a weapon in your house and know how to use it. If you don’t have one, collect whatever weapon you can find and learn how to use it. Be sure to keep it in an easy-to-reach place in your shelter in case you need it. [5] X Research Sources
- If you have a gun, keep in mind that ammunition can be scarce during an emergency. In addition, the sound of gunfire when you practice shooting can also attract attention. If you’ve never shot a gun, you should learn how to use a gun as well as possible without having to shoot.
- Don’t overlook other possible weapons like bows, axes, sticks or knives. But this weapon can help you fend off an attacker.
- You should also train a loved one or team member to use a weapon. Your team may be at a disadvantage if only one person knows how to fight.
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Defend yourself if necessary. Even if you do your best to avoid violence, in some cases fighting is inevitable. Some people take advantage of the crisis to harm or benefit others. If someone wants to harm you or a loved one, or steal the essentials you need to survive, fight if you can. Try to evict people who are trying to harm you. [6] X Research Source
- Weapons available at hand will be very useful to you in this situation. Store weapons in a safe place out of the reach of children, and grab them quickly when needed.
- In the event that you are forced to protect yourself or a family member, a good relationship with the community will be a great source of support. People can unite to fight looters or people who intend to harm the community.
Looking for supplies
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Gather all the essential items and precious items as soon as the war breaks out. Often there is little advance warning of the outbreak of war, so you may not have the opportunity to stock up on supplies. Take action as soon as you hear of war. Gather everything of value, money, food, water and store it in a safe place. Hide valuables so that if your home is ransacked, it won’t be stolen. If possible, go out and buy as many necessities as possible. Don’t hesitate or everything will run out before you need it. [7] X Research Sources
- Pay special attention to storing canned or packaged foods and bottled water. Save these supplies for emergencies, when clean water and fresh food run out.
- You should also prepare medicines and hygiene products. These are important for staying healthy in difficult circumstances.
- Don’t forget to keep any important records. Keep your birth certificate, marriage certificate, social security card and any other documents to prove your identity. This is especially important if you have to leave the country. Other countries may not let you in if you can’t prove your identity and family ties.
- Withdraw money from the bank to have cash on hand. You may not have access to e-banking at this time.
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Locate the water source. Water is the most important source of human life, and clean water can be scarce in times of war. Bottled water will not last forever. As soon as war breaks out, look for all possible sources of water in your area and all other areas you plan to move to. [8] X Research Sources
- Nearby lakes and rivers are sources of potable water, but you may need to filter the water before drinking.
- Don’t drink salt water if you live near the sea. As tempting as it may be, salt water can make you very sick.
- Use clean water if you can find it, and try to save bottled water for emergencies.
- If there is no water source nearby, collect rainwater for drinking and bathing. Take the bucket outside to catch water when it rains. Don’t forget to clean the rainwater before drinking.
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Stock up on canned goods and non-perishable foods. Regular food supplies can be disrupted, so non-perishable foods will be essential. When news of war broke out, stock up on these foods as much as possible. Find buy in stores and wherever you look. That way you will have a stable food supply if the supply starts to run out. [9] X Trusted Source Federal Emergency Management Agency Go to source
- During the war, in abandoned grocers there may still be canned goods. Pick it up every time you happen to find an unopened can of food. You never know when you’ll find more food.
- Try to avoid foods that are high in salt, which can cause thirst. These foods will make you drink more water than usual.
- Ideally, you should always have a stock of non-perishable food that lasts 3 days in case of a natural disaster or other emergency. If you already have a stockpile, you won’t have to rush to the grocery store when war breaks out.
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Learn how to hunt and fish for extra protein. If food becomes scarce, you will have an advantage if you know how to hunt and fish. Practice your hunting and hunting skills for other sources of meat. In addition, you should also practice fishing to have a stable source of nutrition from fish. Both of these skills can help you get through a period of food shortages. [10] X Research Source
- Learn how to slaughter, skin, cut, and preserve meat from spoiling before eating. [11] X Trusted Source Penn State Extension Go to source
- You can hunt not only in the countryside. In the city there are also many small animals that you can catch with traps.
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Stock up on cleaning products if you can find them. Hygiene products may not be your top priority in life-or-death situations, but it’s actually more important than you think. Good hygiene can prevent infection and disease, and also give you peace of mind. When stocking up on essentials, don’t forget to stock up on as much hygiene products as you can. In addition, you should also collect more while searching for essential items. [12] X Research Source
- Important hygiene products to have include toilet paper, hand sanitizer, toothpaste and toothbrushes, soap, feminine hygiene products, and antiseptics.
- Less essential items but just as important include combs, razors, shaving cream, and deodorant. While not essential for survival, keeping a decent appearance can make you feel much more comfortable in extreme circumstances.
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Identify edible plants in the area. Edible vegetables are found almost everywhere, and recognizing these plants can help you survive in dire circumstances. Research your area and look for edible plants and pick them regularly for a steady source of food. [13] X Research Source
- If you don’t know what a plant is or if it’s edible, smell it first. If the plant smells terrible then it is most likely inedible. Next, hold the plant close to your skin for 15 minutes to see if you feel itchiness or burning. If not, you can continue to apply it on your lips for another 15 minutes, then try a small bite. If you don’t feel any burning or pain in your stomach after 15 minutes, it’s probably fine.
- If possible, you can also grow a vegetable garden on your land, but try to keep it hidden. When there is a shortage of food, people can steal your vegetables.
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Don’t waste anything. In times of war, all supplies are precious, so keep everything you can. Reuse old pieces of fabric to make clothes. Cook leftovers to make broth. Rain water. Don’t throw anything away. [14] X Research Source
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Steal essentials if you have no other choice. Sometimes people have to do reluctant things to survive. If you happen to see essentials or pass by a store that is unattended or seems empty, get what you need. It may be immoral, but you and your family need to survive. [15] X Research Source
- If you live in a densely populated area, you will probably encounter many empty shops. Do not hesitate to search and get the necessary items.
- If you are on the way, stop and check the houses you pass. Who knows, the landlord might leave something behind.
- However, do not try to steal what is being kept. You may be injured or killed by this action.
Prevent injury or illness
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Learn first aid skills for minor injuries. Unfortunately, it is difficult for people to avoid minor to severe injuries during war. You should also learn first aid skills, at least at a basic level, to treat any injuries you or a loved one may experience. When looking for essentials, grab whatever first aid supplies you can find and build a basic first aid kit. [16] X Research Source
- Only wash the wound with clean water. Never use dirty or unfiltered water to clean a wound.
- Cover any wound with a clean bandage. If possible, you should change the dressing regularly.
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation techniques can help save lives in an emergency.
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Stay away from weapons and ammunition that you come across. Unexploded ordnance is a major cause of civilian injury and death during war. If you’re near a war zone, you’ll likely see hazardous materials strewn all over the place. Don’t touch anything. At the very least, you can also break your skin. Worse yet, it could be an unexploded weapon that could seriously injure you. [17] X Research Source
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Maintain personal hygiene to avoid infection. Although it can be difficult, taking a good shower is an important measure to stay healthy. Take a quick shower if tap water is still available. Otherwise, use one of the water collection methods for bathing. [18] X Trusted Source Federal Emergency Management Agency Go to source
- Try catching rainwater in a bucket. Dip a towel in a bucket of water and rub some soap into the towel. Use a towel to wipe all over the body, then rinse with rain water.
- Try not to waste bottled water in the shower. You can use unfiltered water to bathe, unless there is an open wound. In this case, you need to filter the water.
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Strain out any drinking water that is no longer sealed. Waterborne diseases can be life-threatening during emergencies. If you must use non-bottled water to drink, you should always filter the water first. The most common method is boiling for 1 minute to kill any pathogens. The next step is to filter large particles by pouring water through a tight mesh or cloth. [19] X Trusted Source US National Park Service Go to source
- You do not always know if the water source is polluted or not. Either way, you should boil water taken from rivers and streams to be safe.
- When it’s urgent, it’s hard to resist drinking unfiltered water to quench your thirst. In any case, you should never drink unfiltered water. You can get an infection or a parasite that can lead to death.
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Eat as healthy as possible. This is not always possible, and you must survive on whatever food you can find. But you should try to stay healthy with nutritious food as much as you can. A steady supply of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and fatty acids will help strengthen the immune system and fight disease. [20] X Trusted Source Federal Emergency Management Agency Go to source
- Try to keep your meals balanced if possible. Eat vegetables, fruits, and protein if available.
- Look for nutrient-dense foods like green leafy vegetables, fish, potatoes, and nuts. These foods contain many essential nutrients for your meals. [21] X Trusted Source Harvard Medical Schop Go to Source
- If you can’t find fresh food, try to find supplements to increase nutrients. You can find these products in stores or empty homes.
Keep calm
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Follow news about the military situation. Information is vital for survival in war. Follow the progress of the war to see which areas are safe, which are dangerous, and where supplies can be found. This information may be rare, but there are methods you can use to get the news. [22] X Research Source
- Social media is a great new medium for news. You should check for updates on Twitter and Facebook by residents in other regions. Use keywords or hashtags to find the information you are looking for.
- Battery-powered portable radios are also a useful source of information. See if you can catch any local news stations covering the war.
- Ask for information from outsiders passing through your area. Ask where they are from and if they have any news.
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Maintain relationships with family and neighbors. These personal relationships will help you get through times of crisis. Having family around will help relieve your stress. The duty to protect loved ones is also a motivation to help you become stronger in difficult circumstances. Neighbors can also share food and necessities, so be kind to everyone around you. These relationships can save your life. [23] X Research Sources
- If you’re moving to a new area, it’s a good idea to get to know the locals. You don’t have to be close to them, but don’t be a stranger either. You may need to rely on their help if war spreads to your area.
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Keep a positive spirit . In any emergency, staying calm and maintaining the ability to think logically is key. The despair and depression that invade your mind will make it difficult to think clearly. This will be extremely difficult in times of war, but it is extremely important to keep a positive mindset. Do all you can to stay positive. [24] X Research Source
- Planning and adjusting your plan can help you stay positive. It helps you always have a response plan in place if something goes wrong.
- Apply methods of reducing anxiety and keeping your mind clear in stressful situations.
- Building and maintaining good relationships can help you think positively.
Warning
- Remember, this is not a movie or game. Don’t experiment with what you see in movies. Survival requires realistic tactics and solutions.
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Although no one wants to, but unfortunately, people still have to go through war every day. You can cope with this extremely stressful and dangerous situation by staying focused and taking the right steps. Prepare and store essentials. Look for food and water sources in case supplies become scarce. Avoid confrontation as much as possible, and move to a safe area if the situation calls for it. Finally, learn basic first aid skills to deal with any injuries or illnesses you may encounter. Combining all of the above skills, you can keep yourself and your loved ones safe in life-or-death situations.
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