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Typhoon Tips

This document provides a comprehensive guide for safety before, during, and after a typhoon. Key recommendations include staying informed, preparing a go-bag, securing your home, and having an evacuation plan before the storm; staying indoors and avoiding candles during the storm; and waiting for the official 'all clear' and checking surroundings after the storm. It emphasizes the importance of safety and preparedness throughout the typhoon experience.

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Typhoon Tips

This document provides a comprehensive guide for safety before, during, and after a typhoon. Key recommendations include staying informed, preparing a go-bag, securing your home, and having an evacuation plan before the storm; staying indoors and avoiding candles during the storm; and waiting for the official 'all clear' and checking surroundings after the storm. It emphasizes the importance of safety and preparedness throughout the typhoon experience.

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Absolutely!

Here’s a clear and simple guide for staying safe before, during, and after a typhoon (aka
hurricane or tropical cyclone, depending on your region):

🟢 Before a Typhoon

1. Stay informed – Follow weather updates via TV, radio, or your phone.

2. Prepare a go-bag – Include water, canned food, flashlight, extra batteries, power bank, radio,
first aid, and important documents.

3. Secure your home – Reinforce windows, tie down loose items outside, check your roof.

4. Charge your devices – Phones, power banks, flashlights.

5. Evacuation plan – Know the nearest shelter and evacuation routes.

6. Store clean water – Fill up buckets, bottles, or bathtubs in case of water cuts.

🟡 During a Typhoon

1. Stay indoors – Keep away from windows and glass doors.

2. Turn off utilities if needed – Especially gas or electricity if flooding begins.

3. Stay in a safe room – Preferably on a higher floor if flooding is a risk.

4. Avoid using candles – Use flashlights to prevent fire hazards.

5. Do NOT go outside – Even if it looks calm—it might be the eye of the storm.

🔴 After a Typhoon

1. Wait for the official “all clear” – Don’t go out until authorities say it’s safe.

2. Avoid floodwaters – They may have sharp objects, sewage, or be electrified.

3. Check your surroundings – Look for damage, downed wires, or gas leaks.

4. Clean up safely – Wear gloves, boots, and masks if needed.

5. Help others if you can – Especially kids, elderly, or those with disabilities.

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