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Household disaster awareness and preparedness: A case study of flash flood risks in

Narra, Tugbungan, Zamboanga City

I. Personalized data of the respondents


Name: ___________________________
(Optional)
Check:
Age: ____ 15- 20
____ 21-25
____ 25 and above

Directions: Check the corresponding number on your knowledge about disaster risk preparedness based
on the statements below. 4- very well-informed, 3-well-informed,2- informed,1- Not informed.

Part II. Disaster risk preparedness

Disaster risk preparedness 4 3 2 1


1. It is important to adopt preparedness strategies in advance in case
a disaster (e.g., Flash flood) would occur.
2. Having an awareness concerning the nearest evacuation center in
the area is an important safety precautionary measure.

3. Participating in training for disaster risk education and community


activities is appropriate to avoid further risks and casualties.

Direction: Check the corresponding number about your disaster awareness level ( e.g.,Flash Flood)
based on the statements below. 4- highly aware, 3- Moderately aware, 2- Lowly aware, 1- Unaware

III. Disaster awareness level

Disaster awareness level 4 3 2 1

1. I’m aware that our residence is a flood prone area.

2. I’m aware that disaster such as Flash flood can bring about hazard,
risks, and casualties in our lives.

3. I’m aware that the occurrence of flash floods are caused by factors
such as poor drainage system,development of slums, dumping of
refuse in drains, and etc., not only by Heavy rains.
Directions: Check the corresponding number of your knowledge about Disaster risk preparedness
strategies based on the statements below. 4- always prepared, 3- somewhat prepared, 2 -slightly
prepared, 1- unprepared

IV. Preparedness strategies adapted by the residents.

Preparedness strategies adapted by the residents 4 3 2 1

1. I prepare lists of contact numbers in case of emergency and


unwanted happening.

2. I always keep in touch with the local news and information about
the possibility of a disaster in our residency and area.
3. I keep a disaster kit ready in our home and available for use if
needed.

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