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    When storm signal No. 3 is issued, people should continue listening to radio for typhoon updates, stay in sturdy homes, leave low-lying areas and move to higher ground, avoid riverbanks and coasts, and watch for the typhoon's eye. When signal No. 4 is raised, one should remain in shelters, cancel outdoor plans and travel, and listen to radio for updates. With signal No. 5, people must stay in evacuation centers or safe homes and postpone all trips and activities outside.

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    When storm signal No. 3 is issued, people should continue listening to radio for typhoon updates, stay in sturdy homes, leave low-lying areas and move to higher ground, avoid riverbanks and coasts, and watch for the typhoon's eye. When signal No. 4 is raised, one should remain in shelters, cancel outdoor plans and travel, and listen to radio for updates. With signal No. 5, people must stay in evacuation centers or safe homes and postpone all trips and activities outside.

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    When storm signal No. 3 is issued, people should continue listening to radio for typhoon updates, stay in sturdy homes, leave low-lying areas and move to higher ground, avoid riverbanks and coasts, and watch for the typhoon's eye. When signal No. 4 is raised, one should remain in shelters, cancel outdoor plans and travel, and listen to radio for updates. With signal No. 5, people must stay in evacuation centers or safe homes and postpone all trips and activities outside.

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    Boggs: The following actions should be taken when storm signal No.

    3
    1. Continue to listen to the radio for the most recent Typhoon news.

    2. It is recommended that everyone stay in sturdy, secure homes.

    3. Leave low-lying places and move to higher land.

    4. Avoid riverbanks and the coast.

    5. Keep an eye out for a typhoon's eye.

    Shene: What to do when Public Storm Signal No. 4 

    1. Remain in shelters or evacuation hubs.

    2. No outside activities or travel should be scheduled.

    3. Continue to listen to your radio for the most recent typhoon news.
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    Gillian: What to do when Public Storm Signal No. 5 

    1. Remain in evacuation centers and safe residences

    2. You should postpone all trips and outdoor activities.

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