omg i'm literally freaking out rn 
china and taiwan are going to war and i have a cousin who lives in taipei 
she's always talking about how close they are to china and like how it's only a matter of time before something happens 
i've been trying to get her to evacuate or at least stock up on emergency supplies but she just laughs it off saying "it'll never happen" 
anyway back to this crisis guide... 120 pages is a lot of info to digest and i'm kinda worried that people won't know what to do in an actual emergency 
mental health support is super important tho 
hope they have enough resources for all the anxiety and trauma that's gonna come with it 
china and taiwan are going to war and i have a cousin who lives in taipei she's always talking about how close they are to china and like how it's only a matter of time before something happens i've been trying to get her to evacuate or at least stock up on emergency supplies but she just laughs it off saying "it'll never happen" anyway back to this crisis guide... 120 pages is a lot of info to digest and i'm kinda worried that people won't know what to do in an actual emergency mental health support is super important tho hope they have enough resources for all the anxiety and trauma that's gonna come with it 
can't say i blame them tho, if someone's invading your space you'd wanna know what's gonna go down beforehand. but at the same time, 120 pages of emergency procedures sounds kinda... excessive? are they really preparing for a full-on china invasion or is it just precautionary measures? either way, gotta respect taiwan's proactive approach to national security 
gotta feel bad for taiwan right now, china's been all aggressive with their military presence and rhetoric... but i think it's kinda awesome they're taking proactive steps to prepare their citizens 
120-page booklet? that's some serious prep work 
especially the mental health support part, can't stress enough how important that is when dealing with trauma 
staying informed through social media and satellite imagery makes sense too, gotta stay one step ahead of potential threats 
i mean, we're living in uncertain times globally... it's refreshing to see a country taking ownership of its security 
! The fact that they're including mental health support in the booklet is sooo important - trauma can be real, guys 
. And can we talk about how cool it is that they're using satellite imagery and social media to gather intel? It's like, totally futuristic 
! I'm all for Taiwan taking its national security seriously - let's hope this crisis guide helps them stay one step ahead of the game 
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