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Typhoon

Floods and landslides are common risks during typhoons. The document provides tips to prepare for and stay safe during these disasters: Secure important documents, store adequate supplies, and clear drains before a typhoon. During, stay indoors away from windows and fallen wires. After, only return home when authorities say it's safe, and beware of flooded areas and dangerous animals. Safety should be the top priority over possessions for any who experience these calamities.

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Typhoon

Floods and landslides are common risks during typhoons. The document provides tips to prepare for and stay safe during these disasters: Secure important documents, store adequate supplies, and clear drains before a typhoon. During, stay indoors away from windows and fallen wires. After, only return home when authorities say it's safe, and beware of flooded areas and dangerous animals. Safety should be the top priority over possessions for any who experience these calamities.

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POSSIBILE CALAMITIES: PREPAREDNESS & SURVIVAL GUIDE

DURING OR AFTER A TYPHOON


When a disaster strikes, don’t
FLOOD: panic. Always stay calm.

Before helping others, make sure


that you yourself are safe, and are
capable to do so.

Secure important documents.

“Never assume and underestimate the extent of a disaster.”

LANDSLIDE:

Lives and safety should be prioritized above


anything else. Don’t worry about material
If you reside in an area where possession as it can be replaced however
flood or landslide is a common valuable it may be.
Class:
occurrence during a typhoon, section
make it a habit to always be alert Submitted by:
and evacuate immediately when Ulao, Chance Ezra
there’s a need.
BEFORE:
ADDITIONAL TIPS: TYPHOON:
Prepare a list of your local
emergency hotline numbers, Continue to monitor the news for Stay away from fallen electric
including contact details of weather updates. posts. Do not approach live wires
authorities. that’s immersed in water.

Observe and listen to your


Store adequate food supply and Refrain from walking through
surroundings. It is important that
clean water. floodwater without wearing
you are alert and ready at all
protective gears.
times.

Ready your emergency kits;


Beware of any dangerous animals
include battery-powered flashlight If possible, secure your windows
like snakes that may have washed
and radios, and candles. before the typhoon arrives. But
up near, or have entered your
during the typhoon, stay away
house.
from it.
Clear all drains to avoid flooding
in your area.
If you have evacuated, only return
Remain in contact with someone
to your house after authorities
outside the storm’s reach to let
deemed it safe.
them know you’re safe.

If asked by the authorities to evacuate, obey


and do so calmly. Turn off the main power
supply and secure your house.

DURING: AFTER:

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