NAME: RICHELLE PAMUGAS MASING YEAR AND MAJOR: B.S.Ed.

Science-2

*Performance Task
1. Secure a copy of the Disaster Risk Reduction Management Plan in your barangay. Note down key
points such as the hazards identified in your barangay, who’s in-charge in various situations, the
activities made in your barangay to mitigate such disaster and how everything is managed and
organized these points through outlining.

Key Points
Hazard Identified in the Barangay:
In-charge of Various Situation:
Activities to Prevent Disaster:
How is everything managed and organized:
Flood, Tsunami, Landslide, and Earthquake
Brgy. Officials and Brgy. Police & Joel P.
Hayaban as the Brgy. Disaster Risk Reduction
Mgt. Officer
Trainings and Seminars in our Brgy.
They created a Plan and Gather some
emergency kit and any stuff that is useful when
there is calamities and they send it to the
Municipal Mayor to ask some assistance or

2. Create your own infographic about disaster (typhoon) preparedness. You may use an A4 bond
paper or you may use your gadget(s) in making your infographic. Below is the rubric in grading
your output.
WHAT TO DO BEFORE, DURING AND
AFTER THE TYPHOON?
Build an emergency kit and
make a family emergency plan
Know your surroundings
Learn the elevation level of
your property and whether the
land is flood-prone, which will
help you know how your
property will be affected when
storm surge or tidal flooding
are forecasted
Identify levees and dams in
your area and determine
whether they pose a hazard to
you
Learn community hurricane
evacuation routes and how to
find higher ground
Determine where you would go
and how you would get there if
you needed to evacuate
Help.
Listen to the radio or TV for
information and keep
your weather radio handy Before returning home, wait for
authorities to announce that it
Secure your home, close storm
is safe to go back to your area.
shutters and secure outdoor
objects or bring them indoors Keep away from danger.
Turn off utilities if instructed to structures with damages
do so. Otherwise, turn the fallen trees
refrigerator thermostat to its
damaged power lines
coldest setting and keep its
doors closed Give way to rescue and
emergency teams.
Turn off propane tanks
Be extra careful when making
Avoid using the phone, except
repairs at home.
for serious emergencies
Before switching the electricity
Moor your boat if time permits
on, make sure there are no wet
Ensure a supply of water for or submerged outlets or
sanitary purpose such as appliances.
cleaning and flushing toilets: fill
Check for possible breeding
the bathtub and other larger
places for mosquitoes and
containers with water
remove rainwater.
Find out how to keep food safe
during and after an emergency