00:00The risk of an emergency in the Netherlands is increasing.
00:03We are not ready for what is coming our way in four to five years.
00:08How do you prepare 18 million people for a crisis?
00:11Yeah, that's it.
00:12I don't know.
00:13I don't know.
00:13I don't really see the danger.
00:16When nobody wants to hear it.
00:18We have the same big ramps, luckily.
00:20We are used to do everything.
00:22And that means that if you want to take a look at what happens when it doesn't happen,
00:26you have to break a hole.
00:29So we didn't tell the Netherlands about disruption.
00:32We disrupted the Netherlands.
00:34Nederland valt uit.
00:37On one day, dozens of partners simulated local blackouts.
00:42Cities.
00:44Trains.
00:46ATMs.
00:47And over 400 supermarkets.
00:50And simultaneously on every TV channel.
00:53How long is this going to last?
00:55Hours?
00:57Days?
00:58Enough to spark one thought everywhere.
01:00What do you do if everything falls out?
01:02The nation picked it up.
01:04We have a kind of crisis-like cursus.
01:07The headlighter is going off.
01:09It's over 6 households in Roermond.
01:11It's super dark inside and outside.
01:13And I didn't expect it to be so hard to win.
01:15And even schools.
01:16It's really happening.
01:19You don't go immediately in panic.
01:21That evening.
01:22When the nation was ready to hear it.
01:24We introduced the National Emergency Book Club.
01:26...
01:27I'm ready to go to a no situation.
01:29I have practical tips for the first 72 hours.
01:32I'm ready to go through this book.
01:33I'm ready to go through this book.
01:35Where you have your information.
01:37I'm ready to go to a no situation.
01:38I'm ready to go to a no situation.
01:43Maybe I should go to the end as everyone says.
01:45I'm ready to go through this book.
01:55Denk vooruit.
