The document provides safety tips and recommendations for before, during, and after a typhoon. It advises listening to weather reports, securing property, storing supplies, knowing evacuation plans, staying indoors during the typhoon, and taking health precautions after like boiling water. Protecting lives and property from typhoon damage is the key message.
The document provides safety tips and recommendations for before, during, and after a typhoon. It advises listening to weather reports, securing property, storing supplies, knowing evacuation plans, staying indoors during the typhoon, and taking health precautions after like boiling water. Protecting lives and property from typhoon damage is the key message.
The document provides safety tips and recommendations for before, during, and after a typhoon. It advises listening to weather reports, securing property, storing supplies, knowing evacuation plans, staying indoors during the typhoon, and taking health precautions after like boiling water. Protecting lives and property from typhoon damage is the key message.
television or read the newspaper for the latest weather reports. Do not trust rumors. Examine your house and repair if there are unstable parts.
Keep some windows and doors open to lessen the
impact of winds on the house.
Store an adequate supply of food and clean water.
Prepare foods that need not be cooked.
Have the following ready; medicine, flashlights, and
candles.
Know the evacuation centers of your town. Know
beforehand where you can move to safety in case of an emergency. See to it that the things you will need in the evacuation center are ready for use. Airplanes and ships cancel their trips in the event of a typhoon, so cancel any plans to travel when there is typhoon. Fishermen are also advised not to go out to the sea. Do not cross a swollen river; many have drowned doing this.
Secure domesticated animal in safe place.
Stay inside your house or building.
Do not try to walk around. There may be live
electric wires and dangerous objects carried by the wind. Other sources of danger are open manholes, falling trees or electric posts and broken window glasses. Snakes and other dangerous creatures also come out of hiding during floods. Watch out for them. Do not wade through floodwaters to avoid contracting diseases.
Cover your glass windows and appliances
with cloth to avoid splinters when they break. Wear additional clothing to avoid catching a cold or other respiratory diseases.
Always keep yourself updated with the latest
weather report.
Put important appliances and belongings on
high ground.
Protect yourself from diseases
outbreaks, which are always expected after a typhoon. Be sure to boil your drinking water. Cook your food very well. Vegetables and fruits should be washed very well before they are cooked or eaten. Practice wholesome health habits. Repair all damage in your house. Clean your house and surroundings well.