GEOLOGICAL
EVENT
A geological event is a slow or
sudden movement or physical action
on either the surface or below the
surface of the earth.
VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS
Volcanic Eruptions. A volcanic
eruption occurs when molten rock,
ash and steam pour through a vent in
the earth's crust. Volcanoes are
described as active dormant or
extinct (having ceased eruption; no
longer active).
Some volcanoesexplode.
LANDSLIDES
TORNADO
A landslide is defined as the
movement of a mass of rock, A tornado is a rapidly rotating
debris, or earth down a column of air that is in contact
with both the surface of the
slope. Landslides are a type
Earth and a cumulonimbus cloud
of "mass wasting," which
or, in rare cases, the base of a
denotes any down-slope
cumulus cloud.
movement of soil and rock
under the direct influence of
gravity.
TSUNAMI
EARTHQUAKE
A tsunami or tidal wave, also
An earthquake (also known as a
known as a seismic sea wave, is
quake, tremor or temblor) is the
a series of waves in a water
shaking of the surface of the
body caused by the displacement
Earth, resulting from the sudden
of a large volume of water,
release of energy in the Earth's
generally in an ocean or a large
lithosphere that creates seismic
lake.
waves.
Before
Have emergency kits and
survival packs prepared. These
should contain medicine, cash,
important documents, whistles,
and extra clothes.
Store food and clean water
enough for three days. That’s
two gallons of water per person
per day.
Prepare candles, flashlights
and extra batteries in case the
power goes out.
Listen to the radio or watch TV
for news updates.
DURING
Stay indoors and listen to the
news for weather updates and
flood warnings.
If you need to evacuate, stay
calm. Close the windows, turn
off the main electricity switch
and bring your survival kit.
AFTER ESTRELLADO, Ma. FE
Return home only after
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authorities have deemed
the area safe.
Check your surroundings
for damaged electrical
cables and fallen posts.
Report these to the
authorities.
NATIONAL DISASTER RISK
REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT
COUNCIL (NDRRMC)
HOTLINES
Trunklines:911-5061 to
65Operations
Center:(02)911-1406,
(02)912-2665, (02)912-
5668, (02) 911-1873
GEOLOGICAL
EVENT
A geological event is a slow or
sudden movement or physical
action on either the surface or
below the surface of the earth.
LANDSLIDES TORNADO
A landslide is defined as the A tornado is a rapidly rotating
movement of a mass of rock, column of air that is in contact
debris, or earth down a with both the surface of the Earth
slope. Landslides are a type of and a cumulonimbus cloud or, in
"mass wasting," which denotes rare cases, the base of a cumulus
any down-slope movement of soil cloud.
and rock under the direct
influence of gravity.

VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS
Volcanic Eruptions. A volcanic
eruption occurs when molten rock, EARTHQUAKE
ash and steam pour through a vent TSUNAMI
An earthquake (also known as a
in the earth's crust. Volcanoes are
A tsunami or tidal wave, also quake, tremor or temblor) is the
described as active dormant or
known as a seismic sea wave, is a shaking of the surface of the
extinct (having ceased eruption; no
series of waves in a water body Earth, resulting from the sudden
longer active).
caused by the displacement of a release of energy in the Earth's
Some volcanoesexplode.
large volume of water, generally lithosphere that creates seismic
in an ocean or a large lake. waves.
Before AFTER MIRANDA, ANGELO M.

Have emergency kits and survival 11-HUMSS B

packs prepared. These should
contain medicine, cash,
important documents, whistles,
and extra clothes.
Store food and clean water
enough for three days. That’s
two gallons of water per person
per day.
Prepare candles, flashlights and
extra batteries in case the
power goes out.
Listen to the radio or watch TV
for news updates.
DURING
Stay indoors and listen to the
news for weather updates and
flood warnings.
Return home only after
authorities have deemed the
area safe.
Check your surroundings for
damaged electrical cables
and fallen posts. Report
these to the authorities.
NATIONAL DISASTER RISK
REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT
COUNCIL (NDRRMC) HOTLINES
Trunklines:911-5061 to
65Operations
Center:(02)911-1406,
(02)912-2665, (02)912-5668,
(02) 911-1873

If you need to evacuate, stay

calm. Close the windows, turn
off the main electricity switch
and bring your survival kit.