Essential Do’s and Don’ts When a Typhoon Hits

The effects of typhoons might lead to flooding, landslides, and strong winds which make it hard for people and animals to survive. If you are ready and know the right steps to take before, during, and after a storm, the chance of safety will be much higher. Having the list of dos and don’ts ready and clear will enable individuals and families to stay safe, lessen the damage, and speed up the recovery. Securing your home, and preparing emergency kits, etc., are just some of the activities that will be allowed during such times of nature’s fury and this guide will outline the practical steps that everyone should take to stay calm, informed, and safe in the middle of a typhoon. For more details and safety updates, refer to our Philippines Weather & Travel Advisory for current alerts and guidance.

1. Do’s During a Typhoon

  • Stay Indoors: Stay in a strong structure and do not go near windows or glass doors.
  • Turn Off Utilities: Not only begins flooding but also gas and electricity should be cut off to avoid accidents.
  • Listen to Authorities: Local authorities should be obeyed and emergency alerts should be the source for the information.
  • Help Vulnerable Individuals: During the storm, offer help to children, the elderly, and the disabled.

2. Don’ts During a Typhoon

  • Avoid Floodwaters: Never attempt to walk or drive in floodwaters—six inches of water can sweep you away.
  • Don’t Use Electrical Devices: Don’t plug in any device if there is lightning or if your area is being flooded.
  • Don’t Go Out to Check Damage: Stay inside until authorities declare it is safe.

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