Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Refuerzo
NSTP 1-VERNA
2015-04464
October 3, 2016
Programs must include the emergence of people and stakeholders before, during and after
hazards. These must include practices on how to perform these precautions. Workshops would be
valuable in cases where municipalities hold dispersed actions in times of hazards. Every
household must have basic knowledge on how to repair the necessities inside their houses, or
cleaning their surroundings, especially containers which create various kinds of diseases.
Oplan Taob (or the Dengue Prevention program), as an example, is often implemented in many
schools and would eradicate the spread of dengue illness. Barangay General Cleaning should
also be one way to lessen the impact of the hazards, through cleaning drainages, disposing
wastes properly and fogging (spraying). Households also must be aware of the necessities they
need, esp. first aid kit, in order to survive the hazards. But above all, the action must be taken
seriously and whole-heartedly within ourselves because the stake is in our hands when we work
or choose not to work. We must let disaster awareness rule before, after or when these disasters
are happening.
Response:
ACTION AT ONCE. This is a crucial part of the scenario wherein as the disaster is happening,
we must act at once when problem arises.
During earthquake, especially on vulnerable areas in UP Baguio, make sure the escape routes
are safe enough for students and teachers to exit so that we can prevent losses. The proper
execution of Duck, Cover and Hold is needed to mitigate the impact of debris, in any cases.
Panic does nothing but danger in us. People must also get away from large buildings and trees,
like in HKP and CSS Buiding. I suppose schools are equipped with evacuation plans. Fire Exit is
very helpful also during fire incident, but a bit of caution when going down stairs, by not rushing
to the door and pushing each other in the stairs. The electric wires must be secured beforehand
(by securing, I mean the wires are not tangled with each other), so that when these disasters
arrive, they wont be caught by fire. During heavy rains, leakages in ceilings must immediately
be covered so that houses wont be easily destroyed and would prevent flood inside. Stay inside
the house and keep ourselves calm. Same as through with other hazards, we must act at once
when certain problems emerge.
Recovery and Mitigation:
COLLECTIVE ACTION AND PREVENTION. Communities come and gather together in order
to make things in order and bring it back to normal. The aftermath of the hazard caused
different casualties and damages that need to be repaired.
In order for the bringing back to normal happen, theres an urgency to amass people and start
with repairing small things. The students and teachers help one another to remove the trees that
fell down or sweep the paths in order to not increase the possibility of damages in the future.
Households must help one another to fix drainages and provide each other necessities and
advices in order to evade unacceptable risks. Family members help hand in hand to repair their
pipes, the backyard, the leakages, or any broken property. The government could extend help by
sending trained workers in communities greatly in need of help. Case in Hillside Road must be
considered by the government by closing the road on both ends and provide enough supplies and
workers in order to hasten the work and be able to open again the road safely. The buildings must
be built with enough foundation or support/frames in order to secure that they wont give up
easily. Through these, we are able to alleviate, if not totally remove, the dangers of hazards.