Always be PREPARED in facing DISASTERS

            “Kahandaan sa Sakuna’t Peligro Para sa tunay na Pagbabago” is the theme of National Disaster Resilience Month. Disaster is a sudden event, such as an accident or a natural catastrophe that causes great damage or loss of life. It is dangerous not only to human/people but also for animals and to our nature. And also, one of the main reason why our mother earth is slowly losing its beauty. And sadly, we cannot avoid it.

            In order for us to be secured and reduce the effects of disasters: First, we must participate in earthquake drill so we can gain a knowledge on how to respond to the complications of an actual earthquake because this will help ensure that there will be no confusion or panic among individuals. Second, we must participate in tree planting activity because trees contribute to our environment by providing oxygen, improving air quality, climate amelioration, conserving water, preserving soil, and supporting wildlife and also, trees influence the wind speed and direction, as they shield us from the downfall of rain, sleet, and hail. Third, we must attend to a seminar involving on how to respond to a disaster as it has numerous benefits such as gaining expert knowledge and ideas in responding disaster, and so on.

            Having this program is such a good idea because it helps people to be aware and be prepared before a disaster strikes. Being prepared in handling and facing disasters such as typhoon, tsunami, earthquake, and others can reduce fear, anxiety, and losses that accompany disasters. There is nothing more important than our health and safety. We must face the disasters bravely.

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https://dppasia.net/upcoming-webinar-innovating-with-communities-for-disaster-preparedness/