7. LESSON OUTCOMES
Students should be able
to identify and describe
different types of
natural disasters.
Demonstrate knowledge
of safety measures and
preparedness for natural
disasters.
Understand the impact
of natural disasters on
human lives and the
environment.
8. SONG
Natural disasters refer to extreme and catastrophic events caused by
natural processes or forces, resulting in significant damage,
destruction, and loss of life.
These events occur without human intervention and can have severe
impacts on the environment, infrastructure, and communities.
9.
10.
11.
12. Walang makapagsabi
kung kailan nga ba
mangyayari ang isang
sakuna, sa ganitong
sitwasyon gaano nga
ba tayo kahanda sa
maaaring maging
panganib na dulot nito?
13. Ikalawang
Yugto ng
DRRM Plan:
Disaster
Preparedness
A hurricane is a large, powe
rotating storm system charac
strong winds and intense rain
tropical cyclone that forms o
ocean waters.
Hurricanes are known by diffe
in different regions. For exam
Western Pacific, they are calle
while in the Indian Ocean, t
referred to as cyclon
14. Ikalawang Yugto ng
DRRM Plan: Disaster
Preparedness
Dapat na maging maliwanag
ang lahat ng impormasyon
upang magkaroon ng
koordinasyon at maiwasan ang
pagkalito at pagkaantala na
maaaring magdulot ng mas
malubhang pinsala sa tao at
ari-arian.
15. Disaster Preparedness
TO INFORM
Magbigay ng kaalaman
tungkol sa mga hazard, risk,
capability at pisikal na
katangian ng pamayanan.
Tatlong Mahalagang Layunin:
TO ADVISE
TO INSTRUCT
Magbigay impormasyon sa mga
gawaing may kinalaman sa
pagbibigay proteksyon,
paghahanda, at pag iwas sa mga
sakuna at hazard.
Magbigay ng mga hakbang na dapat
gawin, mga ligtas na lugar na dapat
puntahan, mga opisyal ng
pamahalaaan na dapat hingan ng
tulong sa oras ng sa kuna, kalamidad
at hazard.
17. 1.
Nagbibigay babala ito sa pagdating ng
bagyo. Nag-uulat sa lakas ng hangin, ulan, at
galaw ng bagyo.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
18. 2.
Nagbibigay ng update sa mga epekto at
hakbang para paghandaan ang mga
kalamidad tulad ng bagyo, lindol at iba pa.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
19. 3.
Nagbibigay babala para sa aktibidad ng
bulkan, lindol at tsunami.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
20. 4.
Nagbibigay ng abiso sa lagay ng sistema ang
pampublikong transportasyon tulad ng mga
biyahe, sa himpapawid, pandagat at panlupa.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
21. 5.
Nagpapatupad ng kaligtasang pandagat,
seguridad at mga search and rescue operation
sa panahon ng sakuna at kalamidad.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
22. 6.
Nagbibigay ng serbisyong panlipunan sa
mamamayang Pilipino.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
23. 7.
Nagbibigay ulat sa mga operasyon at problema
ukol sa byaheng panghimpapawid.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
24. 8.
Nangangasiwa ng proteksyong pangkaligtasan
sa sunog o fire protection
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
25. 9.
Nangangalaga sa kapakanang pangkalusugan
ng mamamayan
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
26. 10.
Nagpapatupad ng batas at lumalaban sa
krimen
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
27.
28. 1.
Nagbibigay babala ito sa pagdating ng
bagyo. Nag-uulat sa lakas ng hangin, ulan, at
galaw ng bagyo.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
29. Philippine Atmospheric,
Geophysical and Astronomical
Services Administration (PAGASA)
1.
Nagbibigay babala ito sa pagdating ng
bagyo. Nag-uulat sa lakas ng hangin, ulan, at
galaw ng bagyo.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST PAG-ASA
30. 2.
Nagbibigay ng update sa mga epekto at
hakbang para paghandaan ang mga
kalamidad tulad ng bagyo, lindol at iba pa.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
31. 2.
Nagbibigay ng update sa mga epekto at
hakbang para paghandaan ang mga
kalamidad tulad ng bagyo, lindol at iba pa.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
NDRRMC
32. 3.
Nagbibigay babala para sa aktibidad ng
bulkan, lindol at tsunami.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
33. 3.
Nagbibigay babala para sa aktibidad ng
bulkan, lindol at tsunami.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST PHIVOLCS
34. 4.
Nagbibigay ng abiso sa lagay ng sistema ang
pampublikong transportasyon tulad ng mga
biyahe, sa himpapawid, pandagat at panlupa.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
35. 4.
Nagbibigay ng abiso sa lagay ng sistema ang
pampublikong transportasyon tulad ng mga
biyahe, sa himpapawid, pandagat at panlupa.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
Department of Transportation
and Communication (DOTC)
DOTC
36. 5.
Nagpapatupad ng kaligtasang pandagat,
seguridad at mga search and rescue operation
sa panahon ng sakuna at kalamidad.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
37. 5.
Nagpapatupad ng kaligtasang pandagat,
seguridad at mga search and rescue operation
sa panahon ng sakuna at kalamidad.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
Philippine Coast
Guard
PCG
38. 6.
Nagbibigay ng serbisyong panlipunan sa
mamamayang Pilipino.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
39. 6.
Nagbibigay ng serbisyong panlipunan sa
mamamayang Pilipino.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST DSWD
40. 7.
Nagbibigay ulat sa mga operasyon at problema
ukol sa byaheng panghimpapawid.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
41. 7.
Nagbibigay ulat sa mga operasyon at problema
ukol sa byaheng panghimpapawid.
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
Civil Aviation
Authority of the
Philippines (CAAP)
CAAP
42. 8.
Nangangasiwa ng proteksyong pangkaligtasan
sa sunog o fire protection
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
43. 8.
Nangangasiwa ng proteksyong pangkaligtasan
sa sunog o fire protection
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
Bureau of Fire
(BFP)
BFP
44. 9.
Nangangalaga sa kapakanang pangkalusugan
ng mamamayan
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
45. 9.
Nangangalaga sa kapakanang pangkalusugan
ng mamamayan
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
Department of
Health (DOH)
DOH
46. 10.
Nagpapatupad ng batas at lumalaban sa
krimen
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
47. 10.
Nagpapatupad ng batas at lumalaban sa
krimen
DOTC
NDRRMC
PAG-ASA
CAAP
PNP
PHIVOLCS
DepEd
PCG
DSWD
DOH
BFP
DOST
Philippine National
Police (PNP)
PNP
48. WHAT TO DO?
Move to higher ground
if you are in a low-lying
area or if floodwaters
are rising. Head to
higher elevation where
you can stay safe.
Have emergency
supplies ready,
including non-
perishable food, water,
flashlights, batteries, a
first aid kit, and a
battery-powered radio.
Follow instructions and
guidance provided by
local authorities,
including evacuation
routes or shelter
locations.
Listen to local news
and weather updates
for information about
the flood situation,
evacuation orders, and
49. ERUPTION
A volcanic eruption is a natural
phenomenon in which molten rock, gas,
and other materials are ejected from a
volcano's vent or fissure onto the Earth's
surface or into the atmosphere.
Volcanic eruptions are a result of the
buildup of pressure within the Earth's
crust, often associated with the movement
of tectonic plates.
50. WHAT TO DO?
Listen to local news,
authorities, and
volcanic monitoring
agencies for updates
on the volcanic activity
and any warnings or
evacuation orders.
Stay indoors, if
possible, to avoid
exposure to volcanic
ash, gases, and other
hazardous materials.
Avoid rivers and low-
lying areas that can be
prone to lahars
(volcanic mudflows)
caused by the melting
of volcanic ice and
snow.
Listen for and heed
warnings of pyroclastic
flows, fast-moving hot
ash and debris clouds
that can travel down
51. BEING READY IS OUR
SECRET POWER, GUIDING
US THROUGH TOUGH TIMES
WITH COURAGE.
52. EARTHQUAKE
An earthquake is a sudden and violent
shaking of the Earth's surface caused by
the movement of tectonic plates beneath
the Earth's crust.
It is a natural phenomenon resulting from
the release of accumulated stress along
fault lines. Earthquakes can occur along
plate boundaries, where tectonic plates
interact, or within the interior of tectonic
plates.
53. WHAT TO DO?
Be prepared for
aftershocks and
continue to follow the
"Drop, Cover, and Hold
On" technique.
If you are indoors, stay
there. Avoid running
outside during the
shaking, as falling
debris or broken glass
may pose a risk.
Stay informed about
the latest updates and
information from local
authorities regarding
the earthquake and
potential aftershocks.
Keep away from
potential hazards, such
as tall furniture,
bookshelves, or
cabinets that could
54. LANDSLIDE
A landslide refers to the downward
movement of a mass of soil, rocks, or
debris along a slope. It is a geological
phenomenon that can occur due to
various factors such as gravity, heavy
rainfall, earthquakes, volcanic activity, or
human activities.
Landslides can cause significant damage
to infrastructure and pose risks to human
lives and the environment.
55. WHAT TO DO?
Stay informed by
monitoring local news,
weather updates, and
any warnings or
evacuation orders
issued by local
authorities.
If you are in an area
prone to landslides or if
authorities issue an
evacuation order, leave
the area immediately.
If evacuation is not
possible, seek shelter
in a stable building or
structure on higher
ground.
Avoid riverbanks and
areas near water bodies
that can be susceptible
to erosion during a
56. TSUNAMI
A tsunami is a series of ocean waves
triggered by a significant disturbance,
usually associated with underwater
earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, or
landslides.
Tsunamis can travel across vast distances
across the ocean and cause devastating
damage and loss of life when they reach
coastal areas.
57. WHAT TO DO?
Listen to local news,
weather updates, and
tsunami warnings
issued by authorities to
stay informed about
the situation.
If you are in a coastal
area and authorities
issue a tsunami warning
or evacuation order,
leave immediately and
move to higher ground
or inland.
Move to higher ground
as quickly as possible.
Aim for a location that
is at least 30 meters
(100 feet) above sea
level.
After reaching higher
ground, continue to
monitor local news,
radio, or emergency
communication
58. TORNADO
A tornado is a violent and rapidly rotating
column of air that is in contact with both
the surface of the Earth and a
cumulonimbus cloud (thunderstorm
cloud).
Tornadoes are characterized by a funnel-
shaped cloud extending downward from
the thunderstorm, often accompanied by
a visible condensation funnel or debris
cloud.
59. WHAT TO DO?
Move to a small,
windowless, and sturdy
interior room on the
lowest level of your
home, such as a
basement or storm
cellar.
Regularly practice
tornado drills with your
family or classmates to
ensure everyone knows
what to do during a
tornado.
Listen to local weather
updates and warnings
through a battery-
powered weather radio
or smartphone app.
Cover your head and
neck with your arms or
a sturdy object to
protect against flying
60. DROUGHT
Drought is a prolonged period of
abnormally low precipitation, resulting in
a shortage of water supply that
significantly impacts ecosystems,
agriculture, and human activities.
It is a natural disaster that can occur in
various regions around the world, leading
to significant socioeconomic and
environmental consequences.
61. WHAT TO DO?
Use water sparingly
and avoid wastage.
Turn off faucets tightly
to prevent dripping, fix
any leaks promptly,
and only use the water
you need.
Consider collecting and
reusing water for non-
potable purposes, such
as watering plants or
cleaning.
Water plants and
gardens during cooler
hours to minimize
evaporation, and use
mulch to retain
moisture in the soil.
Educate yourself and
others about the
importance of water
conservation during a