Disaster Preparedness
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This document provides information on disaster preparedness and how to prepare for different types of disasters. It discusses the key things to have before a disaster like non-perishable food and water, forms of communication, and essential tools. During a disaster, it advises staying informed by listening to the radio for instructions and staying in a safe area. It also recommends cooperating with emergency responders if evacuation is necessary. After a disaster, the document outlines steps for recovery like attending to injuries, re-establishing home if possible, and trying to save important documents. It stresses the importance of regrouping and working with authorities and the community to plan recovery efforts.
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- 2. Types of Disasters 1.Earthquakes-a sudden and violent shaking of the ground, sometimes causing great destruction, as a result of movements within the earth's crust or volcanic action. 2.Tsunamis-a long high sea wave caused by an earthquake, submarine landslide, or other disturbance. 3.Volcanic Eruptions-A volcanic eruption is when lava and gas are released from a volcano.
- 4. Things You Need Before A Disaster Non-Perishable Water and Food Forms of Communications Essentials Tools and Hygiene
- 5. Preperation is key when an unsespecting event strikes. Anything needs to accounted for in any type of problem arising for yourself and your family. General Preperation
- 6. Knowledge is power. Words that lingered and stayed with humanity. Before an event is it always well- advised to stay informed. Stay Well-Informed
- 7. ● If you have not been ordered to evacuate, stay in a safe area or shelter during a natural disaster. ● Listen to your portable radio for important updates and instructions from local authorities. ● Stay in your safe area and do not drive until the danger has passed. ● Avoid unnecessary risks. 02. During A Disaster Do’s during a Disaster
- 8. Rationalize and Stay Calm If evacuation forces and any rescues seemed unlikely to arrive. Remain calm and rationalize. Saving much food for how long for you and your family while staying alert and informed through the entire ordeal. Cooperate and Act Steadfast If rescue and evacuation is likely, then It would be besy advised to cooperate with emergency forces and act steadfast when it comes to evacuating your family too.
- 9. 03. After A Disaster Recover Attend to physical injuries and emotional distress. Re-establish If you have a home, do some temporary repairs or connect to authorities. Rescue Try to save some important documents and finances in case of complications.
- 10. Regroup and Reorganize Never forget your fellow man. Most of the aftermath of a disaster make more lives difficult than overcoming said disaster. Try to get proper authorities and your entire community together to plan and stage a phase of recovery for your town or city.
- 11. Thank You For Listening Through My Presentation! By: Liam T. Paggao.