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Preparing for the rainy season (common diseases)

According to PAGASA, the climate of the country can be divided into two major seasons: (1) the rainy season, from June to November; and (2) the dry season, from December to May.

Our country is considered to be the victim of major typhoons, including the strongest to ever strike Asia, Yolanda. Preparation is crucial to mitigate the effects of natural disasters. The proactive steps you can take will not only save your home and family from catastrophic losses, but will also cushion your recovery in times of crisis.

Our country is considered to be the victim of major typhoons, including the strongest to ever strike Asia, Yolanda. Preparation is crucial to mitigate the effects of natural disasters. The proactive steps you can take will not only save your home and family from catastrophic losses, but will also cushion your recovery in times of crisis.

Being prepared is crucial in surviving another typhoon. Below are a few things you should be planning for the rainy season:

1. Create a kit for survival

a. Prepare a kit where you can store emergency necessities such as

i. Flashlight

ii. Extra batteries

iii. Fully-charged powerbank

iv. Canned Goods

v. Bottled water

vi. Medicines

vii. First aid kit

2. List down all the emergency numbers

3. Preparing for floodsFloods are common during rainy season. Make sure your essential furniture and appliances are stored away from the windows and doors to plan. Once the water rises, move electronics and furniture to higher parts of the house. Another trick is placing sandbags around the house to hold the floodwaters in bay.

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