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Emergency stockpiles are a luxury that not everyone can afford | Letters
Letters: Keira Callaghan says being prepared should be a public health measure, not a privilege, and Chris Rotheram is experiencing prescription anxiety.
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Keira Callaghan argues that preparedness ought to be treated as a public‑health measure rather than a privilege, while Chris Rotheram describes his own “prescription anxiety.” Both points appear in a series of letters responding to the government’s Be Ready campaign, which on 22 October urged every Briton to stockpile water and food. A midwife working in Tower Hamlets – one of London’s poorest boroughs – warns that such advice could exclude the families most at risk, highlighting the practical challenges for vulnerable households.
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