Chile

48–72 hours

National figure

2–3

days

Read thisThe kit page said 72 hours until at least October 2023. The shorter wording was not announced as a cut, and the two current documents differ.

SENAPRED's kit page says basic provisions for 48 to 72 hours. Its family manual, dated 2024 and still marked current, says 72 hours.

“En caso de una emergencia, debes tener provisiones básicas para 48-72 horas.”

In an emergency, you should have basic provisions for 48-72 hours.

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The figure over time

Days over time, from the first date we can document. Yellow marks a range.

Every dated step

13 Jul 2026
Restated2–3
Press reports SENAPRED's advice during heavy rain as 48 to 72 hours.
El Dínamo ↗Press
Aug 2025
Reworded3 → 2–3
SENAPRED's rebuilt kit page says 48 to 72 hours. The date comes from page metadata, and an archived copy of 30 December 2025 confirms the wording. Not announced as a cut.
SENAPRED, Web Archive copy ↗Official
22 Jul 2024
Restated3
SENAPRED's family manual says it is advisable for the kit to make you self-sufficient for 72 hours. Its library record marks it as current.
SENAPRED ↗Official
27 Mar 2023
Restated3
SENAPRED's kit page says to prepare to be self-sufficient for 72 hours, in an archived copy. The same wording was still there on 2 October 2023.
SENAPRED, Web Archive copy ↗Official
Dec 2018
First seen3
ONEMI's family plan recommends a kit for self-sufficiency of 72 hours.
ONEMI, hosted by MINVU ↗Official