The document outlines a family safety and disaster preparedness plan covering various types of disasters, including earthquakes, fires, and typhoons. It provides comprehensive checklists for survival kits, emergency contact numbers, and detailed procedures on what to do before, during, and after each type of disaster. Additionally, it includes contact information for local emergency services and the schedule for family drills and plan reviews.

1. FAMILY SAFETY
AND DISASTER
PREPAREDNESS PLAN
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Disaster
Hazard Hunt
Earthquake
Fire
Typhoon
Survival Kit Checklist
Emergency Contact Numbers
Family Contact Numbers
Plan Review
Floor Plan
Locality Map
Family Reunification Map
Family ID’s
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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2. DISASTER
A disaster is a sudden, calamitous event that seriously
disrupts the functioning of a community or society and
causes human, material, and economic or environmental
losses that exceed the community’s or society’s ability to
cope using its own resources. Though often caused by
nature, disasters can have human origins.
TYPES OF DISASTERS
HAZARD HUNT
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Natural Man-Made
Earthquake Cyber-attacks
Drought Pollution
Floods and Flash Flood Explosions
Typhoons Civil Unrest
Landslide
Fire
Hazards Notes
1. Doorknob of CR 1 is
damaged
Replace old doorknob with a
new one.
2. LPG tank
Always turn off gas tank
when not in use.
3. Some tiles at the 2nd
floor of the house lift up
overtime
Replace tiles with new ones.

3. EARTHQUAKE
BEFORE
• Prepare a Go-Bag in case of evacuation.
• Familiarize yourself with the emergency exit routes.
• Don't leave heavy objects on shelves (they'll fall during a
quake).
• Participate in earthquake drills.
DURING
• Stay calm!
• If you're indoors, stay inside and do the “Drop,
Cover, and Hold”.
• If you're outside, stay outside—preferably in the
open—but stay away from buildings/any
infrastructure and from power lines.
• If you're in a car, stop the car and stay inside the car
until the earthquake stops.
WHAT TO DO BEFORE, DURING, AND
AFTER AN EARTHQUAKE
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AFTER
• Check water, gas, and electric lines for damage. If any
are damaged, shut off the valves. Check for the smell
of gas. If you smell it, open all the windows and
doors, leave immediately, and report it to the
authorities (use someone else's phone).
• Stay away from beaches. Tsunamis and seiches
sometimes hit after the ground has stopped shaking.
• Expect aftershocks.

4. FIRE
• Electrical accidents or neglect (such as misuse of wiring
and electrical appliances)
• Smoking
• Kitchen accidents
• Heating equipment
• Hazardous goods (such as paints, adhesives or other
chemicals)
FIRE TRIANGLE
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HOW TO USE A FIRE EXTINGUISHER
MAJOR CAUSES OF HOUSE FIRES:

5. BEFORE
• Keep emergency numbers on easy accessibility
• Store matches and lighters in secure places
• Don’t overload electrical outlets
• Keep fire extinguishers and blankets near the
emergency exit
WHAT TO DO BEFORE, DURING,
AND AFTER AN FIRE
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TYPES OF EXTINGUISHER
DURING
• Immediately inform the nearest fire station when
fire occurs
• Remain in the room if you are unable to exit. Keep
the door closed and await assistance or notify
rescue Personnel of your location with something
like a bright cloth from the window.
• Close the doors before leaving the premises as this
would help in slowing the fire and decreasing the
damage
• Avoid collecting personal items before moving out
of the fire exit.
AFTER
• Once in a safe place, call or report about the fire
outbreak and inform about your safety/assistance
required
• Await further instructions from the fire emergency
department and stay safe in the refuge area
• Don’t panic or hinder the evacuation or fire
exhaustion process

6. TYPHOON
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8. SURVIVAL KIT CHECKLIST
FOOD KIT
 Water
 Canned goods or dried products, noodles
 Biscuits, energy bars/chocolate bars
 Spoon and fork or spork
CLOTHING
 Clothes, including underwear
 Jacket
 Blanket
COMMUNICATION AND LIGHTING
 Mobile phone with extra batteries and charger
 Power bank
 Transistor radio with extra batteries
 Whistle
 Flashlight with extra batteries
 Family, friends, and emergency contact information
 Locality and family reunification map
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DOCUMENTS
 Family Preparedness Plan (FPP)
 Medication list and other pertinent medical information of each
family member
 Contracts and agreements, insurance policies, etc.
 Certificates (such as birth, marriage, etc.)
 Any valid identification cards of each family member
FIRST AID KIT WITH MANUAL AND HYGIENE KIT
 Hygiene Kit
 First Aid Kit
OTHER ESSENTIALS
 Cash
 Extra set of keys (house, cabinets, cars, etc.)
 Water bottle
 Manual can opener
 Multi-purpose tool (pocket size)
o Towel o Toothbrush and toothpaste
o Toilet paper o Sanitary napkin
o Soap o Alcohol
o Sterile gauze,
plaster, & band aid
o Wound disinfectant
(betadine)
o Loperamide
o Scissors o Paracetamol o Anti-histamine
o Elastic bandage o Analgesic
o Other medicines
(maintenance drugs)

9. PNP Bacolod City 166, 434-8873
Corazon Locsin Montelibano
Memorial Reginal Hospital
(034) 433-2697
Dr. Pablo O. Torre Memorial
Hospital/Riverside Medical Center
(034) 433-7331, 705-0000
The Doctors Hospital (034) 468-2100
Amity Volunteer Fire Brigade 161, 433-3244 to 45
Chamber Volunteer Fire Brigade 164, 432-0111
Bureau of Fire Protection 16000, 434-5022 to 23
BAC-UP 3, Mandalagan 441-8334, 707-8058
Philippines National Red Cross 434-8541
CENECO 1621, 435-3640 to 55
BACIWA 433-4601 to 02
EMERGENCY CONTACT
NUMBERS
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FAMILY CONTACT
NUMBERS
Mama 0921-853-0925
Papa +971 54 442 5944
Mommy (Aunt) 0921-214-2278
Vince (younger sibling) 0910-000-2612
Kuya John (older sibling) 0995-629-0664

10. PLAN REVIEW
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FLOOR PLAN
Family Orientation
Date: April 1, 2019
Family Emergency Drill
Date: April 3, 2019
Next drill: April 18, 2019
Assessment and replacement of items in Survival kit
Date of last replacement: February 27, 2019
LEGEND:

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LOCALITY MAP FAMILY REUNIFICATION MAP

12. FAMILY ID’s
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