NZ Survivor Emergency Drinking Water
Superior quality emergency drinking water manufactured in accordance with stringent demands for hygiene and under the surveillance of the Norwegian Health Authorities. The water is tested to ensure that it meets the requirements for drinking water stipulated by the World Health Organisation.
FEATURES
- 5 years shelf life
- drinking water
- certicil combina (1 g per 100 litre water)
- SOLAS APPROVED
5 Litre Emergency Water Container
NZ Survivor’s 5ltr water containers are light enough to carry and can easily be changed twice a year to ensure you water is safe to drink when you need it.
Waterproof Backpack – Small
Size: 32cm w x 64cm h x 19.5cm d
Capacity: 35 litres
- 100% waterproof heat welded seams
- Lightweight reinforced PVC fabric
- Roll-Top closure with cinch straps
- Padded, adjustable shoulder straps with adjustable chest straps
- Large waterproof zip pocket
- Contrast zips and webbing
- 100% PVC coated polyester 250D
- Available colours: red/black, yellow/black, black
Waterproof Matches -4 pack or singles
Approximately 40 wooden matches in each pocket size box. These safety matches cannot light accidentally, they must be struck on the waterproof striker surface on box.
DexShell Waterproof Beanie Adults
Beanies that will keep your head warm and dry in cold, windy weather or snow. They are completely waterproof with a water repellent outer shell, while the micro fleece lining provides superb warmth and comfort.
DexShell’s 100% Waterproof beanies have a unique 3 ply construction to give you the ultimate in comfort and warmth.
Colours Available: Black, Orange Gradient, Camouflage, Grey and olive green.
Water Purification Tablets – Oasis
Oasis water purification tablets make water safe for drinking, cleaning teeth, washing wounds and fruit and vegetables.
**Subject to change brands depending on stock availability.
1991 Bangladesh cyclone
The 1991 Bangladesh cyclone was among the deadliest tropical cyclones on record.[1] Forming out of a large area of convection over the Bay of Bengal on April 24, the tropical cyclone initially developed gradually while meandering over the southern Bay of Bengal. On April 28, the storm began to accelerate northeastwards under the influence of the southwesterlies, and rapidly intensified to super cyclonic
Mangatepopo Canyon disaster
The Mangatepopo Canyon Disaster was a flash flood that occurred on 15 April 2008 in the central North Island of New Zealand. Students and staff from Elim Christian College were at the Sir Edmund Hillary Outdoor Pursuits Centre during a gorge trip. The flash flood resulted in the death of six students and one teacher. It took place at the Mangatepopo stream in the Tongariro
