PREPAREDNESS SAVE LIVES

 


I am here to share with you some important roles in making our community aware of the need for disaster preventions and for the cleaning up on how to conserve the environment. At first we will look for the leaders of our community for peace of mind that can be done to protect them from an unexpected disaster, has been done to help you to protect your citizens and give them the peace of mind you all want and need. Our local government have prepared some trainings, education and resources they need to prepare in advance against the threat of a possible local disaster at an individual and collective level.

We have to be partner with local resources for the planning and identifying local emergency response organizations and leaders and asking them to be part of their planning efforts. Encourage citizens for their participation. Schedule them with regular meeting that are open for others to join and attend. We will be more likely to encourage friends, family and neighbors to get involved and will help spread your message of the importance of individual and community preparation.

In doing emergency planning we will make sure for taking into consideration for the seniors, children and community members with special needs. Work with their leadership to make sure you have a plan in the event that such facilities need to be evacuated or receive urgent care.

Sometimes we meet or it happened in our home some unexpected disasters. We must know how to turn off home utilities such us gas, electricity and water in the event of an emergency. In celebrating our National Clean Up Month lets start to clean and green by practicing the three R’s REDUCE, REUSE, and RECYCLE, And plant trees which help us our environment to prevent from disasters like, landslide.

During all these emergency preparedness save lives. No matter how prepared your community becomes, you can’t prevent an unexpected local disaster, but you can prepare for one. In this process, regularly communicating the availability of safety information. You’ll be doing everything to keep citizens and their homes safe.


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