Doomsday prepper reveals $430,000 personal bunker ‘for WW3 protection' and steps you can take to start stockpiling
A DOOMSDAY prepper who has a personal bunker with goods worth $430,000 has shared an urgent warning as tensions rise from global conflicts.
Rowan MacKenzie is well-known for her expert advice in preparing for any disaster – including the end of the world.
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Rowan MacKenzie has been preparing for the worst
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According to MacKenzie, her personal stockpile is worth $315,000
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The doomsday bunker is filled with nonperishable food items and bottled water
Credit: Jam Press
Following escalating strikes between Iran and Israel, the 40-year-old is sharing what she believes to be crucial advice for anyone worried about possible gray-zone attacks.
Rowan has admitted that she is concerned that World War III is just around the corner, so is preparing how she sees fit.
'Gray-zone attacks are exactly what the name says – it's the gray area between a time of war and peace,' the homemaker and estate agent told NeedToKnow.
'It's something we preppers consider when stockpiling.
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'They need to be taken extremely seriously, as the economic crash can be just as disastrous as an actual physical war.
MacKenzie also revealed how many days' worth of items to have in your stockpile at the very minimum.
'[You should] stockpile at least 72 hours' worth of essentials.
'This includes water, food, medications [and] power sources, such as rechargeable batteries," she explained.
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'Keep a wind-up radio nearby to stay informed if the internet goes down.
'Learn basic first aid and fire safety.
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The homemaker also has livestock, including chickens and ducks
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MacKenzie has been building her stockpile for over two years
Credit: Jam Press
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Her prepping came from fears surrounding 'World War III'
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'Practice emergency routines with household members, especially little ones.
'Get to know your local resilience forum and available services.
'As defense evolves, so too must public readiness.'
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Although gray-zone attacks might not involve tanks or other weaponry, their impact can be just as severe on society.
Rowan, from the US, says her own prepping is no longer a hobby – she now considers it a necessity.
She added: 'It's becoming more and more practiced worldwide. 'It never hurts to protect the people you love. 'Don't panic; make a list and execute.
'I've said it time and time again, you've got to be prepared for anything at any time.'
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The homemaker has also stocked up on firearms and ammo
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MacKenzie has also provided advice for those looking to start their own stockpile
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She even has her own personal greenhouse in her yard for growing food
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