With nuclear tensions high on the Korean Peninsula, South Koreans are turning to YouTube to learn how to prepare survival kits. <br /><br />A Korean search for “survival bag” brings up 7,400 posted pieces of content in 2017 alone. Kang Yoo-Mi, a Korean comic, posted a video that received more than half a million views. <br /><br />Online food ration shopping is spiking, too. One Korean auction site reported a 77 percent increase in combat ration sales in the beginning of September. This was around the time of Pyongyang’s sixth, and largest, nuclear test. <br /><br />Disaster experts are also visiting schools, teaching children how to prepare.
