Resiliency of Filipinos

Our country, the Philippines, has been hit by several natural disasters in recent years. Strong typhoons, volcanic eruptions, and earthquakes are all possibilities. The impact on civilians is significant; houses and other structures are damaged, and some are destroyed. The Philippines' prognosis is improving because to a strong economic development trajectory, crucial internal reform measures, and active diplomacy. 

 

Because we are located on the Pacific Ring of Fire, it is our responsibility to survive the harsh character of these calamities. The Philippine government and various humanitarian organizations collaborate to rescue individuals who have been harmed during and after the disasters. Providing basic basics, particularly food, to those who had been harmed. News reporters will be always active, informing people about the weather, if a typhoon is approaching, and other natural disaster activities so that people may prepare and keep aware. Education must adapt and rebuild; it will continue if individuals are ready, have hope, and have all they need to learn. Houses, buildings, and other structures will gradually be rebuilt and restored, but progress is sufficient. The catastrophe risk reduction strategy has been accepted by national authorities as well as many local government entities. 


Following a series of catastrophes and natural calamities in the Philippines. Fire's hopes and will continue to burn and soar. Every time a service is completed, participation is essential. It is faster and more abrupt to recover from the effects of disasters if more people work together. To accomplish the country's care, Filipinos must imagine it. The test will be how successfully they can re-establish their position. 


References

https://tinyurl.com/4pvbhta4 Retrieved October 23, 2021

https://tinyurl.com/y8a3zfw8 Retrieved October 23,2021

Comments

  1. Ralph VincentOctober 24, 2021 at 8:01 PM

    I love it. Even though we are in the middle of a pandemic, we still manage to survive from the natural catastrophes and environmental problems caused by humans and we also help each other to rise from the ashes. This proves that the humanity is still alive and kicking.

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