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in HYDRO-METEOROLOGICAL HAZARD.

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HYDQOMETEOQOLOGICAL HAZAQDS TNPHOON FLOOD EL NINO THUNDEQST FLASHFtOOD LA NINA COASTALASTOQM SÜQGES.

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W HAT'S YO LAN ?.

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Before the typhoon.

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Check the weather forcast. Monitor the news about weather disturbance. As a typhoon nears, watch out for the latest severe weather bulletin issued by PAGASA every six hours..

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Secure your home. Check the ability of your house to withstand strong winds; strengthen it if necessary ..

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Prepare the emergency kit/grab bag. portable charger and cords flashlight Extra batteries Hand-cranked or battery-operated portable radio.

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Store foods and procure your funds and documents.

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During the typhoon.

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Listen!. Keep your radio and listen to the latest news about typhoon. Everybody is advised to stay calm and safe..

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Evacuate!. FOJTES 02021 creat_rve safety supply. During the public storm warning signal no.3 in low-lying areas you need to evacuate for own safety. Follow the instruction of the authorities to prevent casualties..

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OTHER THINGS YOU SHOULD CONSIDER DURING THE TYPHOON:.

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After the typhoon.

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keep calm! Stay Safe! and be aware!. TYPHOONS Avoid floodwaters Wash your hands frequently Wear enclosed footwear Drink bottled water, use purification tablets or boil for 1 minute World Health Organization Western Pacific Region : DOTAFT Watch out around broken electrical wires, trees and structures Keep dry and warm Beware! If the power is out, your food may have spoiled Follow your government's advice.

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“ I t is better to be safe than sorry. Take a more proactive approach in securing your loved once and properties. In that way, you can reduced the extent of any damage caused by a disaster. ”.