29/08/2026
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As the rainy season continues and heavy rains affect our communities, PMSA OLFU encourages everyone to remain alert, informed, and prepared. ๐
Heavy rainfall can quickly lead to flooding, slippery roads, power interruptions, and other emergencies. While we may not be able to control the weather, we can always choose to be prepared for it.
๐ Be prepared before an emergency happens.
Keep essential supplies ready and accessible, especially during periods of continuous rainfall or possible evacuation.
๐ Avoid entering floodwater.
Avoid walking or driving through flooded areas whenever possible. Floodwaters may conceal open manholes, sharp debris, electrical hazards, and other dangers.
๐ฑ Stay informed and updated.
Monitor advisories from PAGASA, your local government, and other official authorities. Be cautious of unverified information and share only updates from reliable sources.
๐ Stay connected.
Prepare for possible power interruptions and make sure you can contact your family, local authorities, or emergency services when needed.
๐ Know where to ask for help.
Keep important emergency hotlines saved and easily accessible. In an emergency, knowing whom to contact can make a difference.
โ๏ธAbove all, do not put yourself at unnecessary risk. Avoid unnecessary travel during severe weather, never attempt to cross dangerous floodwaters, and follow evacuation instructions from local authorities when advised.
Preparedness is not about expecting the worst. It is about being ready to respond when the unexpected happens.
๐ง๏ธ Stay alert. Stay informed. Stay prepared. Most importantly, stay safe and dry, everyone!
God Heals, We Serve. ๐ฉบ
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