What to do before, during, and after

calamities or disaster.

Before the typhoon:

 Listen to weather forecast. Tune in to radio set and
television or read the newspaper.
 Check and fix your house for any damage or
unstable parts so that it will withstand strong winds.

 Store adequate supply of ready-to-eat food, clean

water, and clothing.
 Prepare flashlight, batteries, candles, and kerosene
lamps.
 Have a first aid kit with enough medical supplies.
 Know the location of the evacuation.
During the typhoon:

 Do not panic, remain calm.

 Pack foods that don’t need cooking.
 Keep flashlight, candles and battery-powered radios
within reach.
 Examine your houses and repair unstable parts as much
as possible.
 Check everything that may be blown away or turn loose.
Flying objects are dangerous during typhoons.
 Be calm when going to an evacuation center.
After the typhoon:

 Monitor and update yourself with the progress of the

typhoon with your radio, television, or mobile internet,
or whichever is available.

 Watch out for live wires or any electrical outlet that may
be submerged in water.
 Repair all damages in the house.
 Clean your house and surroundings well.

 Wear protective gears such as boots to avoid water-

borne disease like leptospirosis.

 Clean up and dispose of things that may be breeding

places for insects.