Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 1K views

    Disaster Preparedness in Typhoon

    Uploaded by

    Marvin Lloyd Gonzales Tria
    A typhoon is a large, rotating storm that brings strong winds, heavy rain, and flooding to parts of the Pacific Ocean, including the Philippines which experiences around 20 typhoons annually. Typhoons can cause major hazards such as inland flooding, strong winds, heavy rain, lightning, and tornadoes. It is important to prepare for typhoons by monitoring weather reports, storing adequate food and water, having emergency phone numbers, and evacuating if advised. After the typhoon passes, it is necessary to check on water safety, clean affected areas, and repair any damages.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Disaster Preparedness in Typhoon

    Uploaded by

    Marvin Lloyd Gonzales Tria
    1K views1 page
    A typhoon is a large, rotating storm that brings strong winds, heavy rain, and flooding to parts of the Pacific Ocean, including the Philippines which experiences around 20 typhoons annually. Typhoons can cause major hazards such as inland flooding, strong winds, heavy rain, lightning, and tornadoes. It is important to prepare for typhoons by monitoring weather reports, storing adequate food and water, having emergency phone numbers, and evacuating if advised. After the typhoon passes, it is necessary to check on water safety, clean affected areas, and repair any damages.

    Original Description:

    DISASTER PREPAREDNESS IN TYPHOON

    Original Title

    DISASTER PREPAREDNESS IN TYPHOON

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    A typhoon is a large, rotating storm that brings strong winds, heavy rain, and flooding to parts of the Pacific Ocean, including the Philippines which experiences around 20 typhoons annually. Typhoons can cause major hazards such as inland flooding, strong winds, heavy rain, lightning, and tornadoes. It is important to prepare for typhoons by monitoring weather reports, storing adequate food and water, having emergency phone numbers, and evacuating if advised. After the typhoon passes, it is necessary to check on water safety, clean affected areas, and repair any damages.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    1K views1 page

    Disaster Preparedness in Typhoon

    Uploaded by

    Marvin Lloyd Gonzales Tria
    A typhoon is a large, rotating storm that brings strong winds, heavy rain, and flooding to parts of the Pacific Ocean, including the Philippines which experiences around 20 typhoons annually. Typhoons can cause major hazards such as inland flooding, strong winds, heavy rain, lightning, and tornadoes. It is important to prepare for typhoons by monitoring weather reports, storing adequate food and water, having emergency phone numbers, and evacuating if advised. After the typhoon passes, it is necessary to check on water safety, clean affected areas, and repair any damages.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 1

    DISASTER PREPAREDNESS:

    TYPHOON
    WHAT IS A TYPHOON? MAJOR HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH TYPHOON Located along the
    typhoon belt in the
    A typhoon is a giant, rotating
    Pacific, the

    20
    Ave. of
    storm that brings wind, rain, Philippines is visited
    and destruction. The term by an average of 20
    typhoon is used only in the Typhoons typhoons every year,
    Heavy Strong Inland Lightnings &
    northern west part of Pacific Tornadoes five of which are
    Rains Winds Flooding Thunderstorms
    Ocean destructive

    WHAT TO DO EMERGENCY HOTLINES


    BEFORE DURING AFTERTYPHOON 911
    NATIONAL EMERGENCY HOTLINE

    143, (02) 8911-1076


    PH RED CROSS

    Monitor Store adequate Keep intact Continue monitor Check water Clean affected
    (02) 8911-1406, (02) 8912-2665
    the news food supply and with your news using supply if safe areas & repair NDRRMC

    clean water families TV/radios/Internet to drink damages 136


    MMDA

    (02) 8927-1541, (02) 8927-1335


    Prepare a list of Ready batteries PAGASA
    Evacuate if Avoid touching live wires or
    emergency and charge 117
    advised outlets immense by water
    hotline numbers phones
    PNP

    You might also like