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    Type of Hazard: (Typhoon) - Hydro-Meteorological

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    The family emergency preparedness plan outlines responsibilities and supplies needed before, during, and after a typhoon. It recommends having a first aid kit, food, water, clothes, and documents in a portable emergency kit. Contact numbers for family and emergency services should be included. Responsibilities include monitoring weather reports, securing the home, preparing supplies, and teaching others what to do. The plan identifies evacuating to the municipal gym if authorities advise it, and specifies safety procedures after the typhoon passes such as wearing shoes outside and avoiding flood waters or downed power lines.

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    Type of Hazard: (Typhoon) - Hydro-Meteorological

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    The family emergency preparedness plan outlines responsibilities and supplies needed before, during, and after a typhoon. It recommends having a first aid kit, food, water, clothes, and documents in a portable emergency kit. Contact numbers for family and emergency services should be included. Responsibilities include monitoring weather reports, securing the home, preparing supplies, and teaching others what to do. The plan identifies evacuating to the municipal gym if authorities advise it, and specifies safety procedures after the typhoon passes such as wearing shoes outside and avoiding flood waters or downed power lines.

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    The family emergency preparedness plan outlines responsibilities and supplies needed before, during, and after a typhoon. It recommends having a first aid kit, food, water, clothes, and documents in a portable emergency kit. Contact numbers for family and emergency services should be included. Responsibilities include monitoring weather reports, securing the home, preparing supplies, and teaching others what to do. The plan identifies evacuating to the municipal gym if authorities advise it, and specifies safety procedures after the typhoon passes such as wearing shoes outside and avoiding flood waters or downed power lines.

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    Type of Hazard: (Typhoon) - Hydro-Meteorological

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    The family emergency preparedness plan outlines responsibilities and supplies needed before, during, and after a typhoon. It recommends having a first aid kit, food, water, clothes, and documents in a portable emergency kit. Contact numbers for family and emergency services should be included. Responsibilities include monitoring weather reports, securing the home, preparing supplies, and teaching others what to do. The plan identifies evacuating to the municipal gym if authorities advise it, and specifies safety procedures after the typhoon passes such as wearing shoes outside and avoiding flood waters or downed power lines.

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    Applying the points of learning on DRRM through this module, create a one-page family emergency

    preparedness plan on any or all of the following hazards: (1) earthquake, (2) typhoon, (3) fire and (4)
    flood & (5) biological hazard. The plan should be in the form of a poster (in short bond paper size) to be
    posted at home, which contains the following pertinent information:

    Type of Hazard
    (Typhoon) – Hydro-meteorological

    Necessary emergency kit/s & documents (In case of evacuation)


    Necessary Emergency Kit/s
     First Aid Kit
    - Alcohol
    - Bandages
    - Scissors
    - Tweezers
    - Thermometer
    - Gauze Roll and Pads
    - Emergency Blanket

     Other Items that are Essential


    - Foods, specifically canned goods + can opener
    - Water
    - Clothes
    - Flashlight
    - Battery Powered Radio
    - Personal Hygiene Items + Sanitation items
    - Medicine Prescriptions
    - Money

     Documents
    - Birth Certificate
    - Insurance Policies
    - Baptismal Certificates
    - Passports and Passbooks
    - Land Titles

    Communication system/ Necessary Contact Numbers/Emergency Hotlines


    - Contact Number of Family Members through Mobile Phones
    - Contact Number of Family Members through Identification Cards
    Responsibilities of the members of the family/household
    Before

     Always monitor news about the typhoon whether on television or radio


     Prepare adequate food and water supply
     Check and fix the house for any damage so it can withstand the strong winds brought by the
    typhoon
     Teach younger members of the family what to do during a typhoon.
     Cut all branches of trees around the house that could possibly fall on the house
     Prepare emergency kit/documents in case of evacuation.

    During
     Stay indoors
     Be alert. When authorities advise everyone to evacuate, do so.
    After
     Wear footwear when going outside as a protection from shards or pointed objects that might
    have fallen
     Avoid electrical wires that have fallen
     Stay away from flood waters. Flood waters usually contains different diseases.

    Evacuation route
    Check created evac. route

    Evacuation area
    Municipal Gym (Evacuation Compound)

    Plan for pets

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