Seatwork 1: Safety Guidelines during Typhoon

Inspect the things in the house and secure those that can be blown away by strong winds

• Before the typhoon

• During the typhoon

• After the typhoon

Avoid staying near windows that can shatter and break

• Before the typhoon

• During the typhoon

• After the typhoon

Throw out any food that has touched floodwater, or anything suspected to have molds

• Before the typhoon

• During the typhoon

• After the typhoon

Adults in the area should always wear protective clothing during clean up and carefully wash and disinfect all times

• Before the typhoon

• During the typhoon

• After the typhoon

Prepare emergency kits containing first-aid materials and supplies

• Before the typhoon

• During the typhoon

• After the typhoon

If there is no immediate reason to go out, stay inside the house

• Before the typhoon

• During the typhoon

• After the typhoon

For easy flowing of water, check canals and drainages and remove anything that can clog them

• Before the typhoon

• During the typhoon

• After the typhoon

If homes have been destroyed or damaged, ensure that the structures are safe before entering

• Before the typhoon

• During the typhoon

• After the typhoon

Keep posted for the latest news and development through radio/Tv

• Before the typhoon

• During the typhoon

• After the typhoon

Floodwater may contain sewage, so children and pets should be kept out of flooded areas until the cleanup is complete

• Before the typhoon

• During the typhoon

• After the typhoon