1. Basic Typhoon Preparedness Tips for Domestic Applications

2. DOMESTIC PREPAREDNESS TIPS BEFORE A DISASTER Prepare to be self-sufficient for at least 3 days: Ensure battery charge of mobile communications equipment Learn how to shut off electrical boards, gas lines, water mains that are damaged. Familiarize yourself with the local evacuation areas and protocols. Familiarize yourself with the emergency hotlines. (Encode the numbers in mobile phones) Inform FGen your whereabouts through the employee phone tree protocols Monitor weather and road conditions in your area. Basic Contents of Emergency Survival Kit non-perishable foodfirst aid & medicine kit water (bottled)clothing flashlightsanitation supplies battery-operated radiocash batteriesmobile phone charger

3. DOMESTIC PREPAREDNESS TIPS DURING A DISASTER If you are evacuated:If you stay at home: Follow directions of local officials. Carry your emergency kit with you. Bring your mobile communications equipment including charger. Unplug appliances, turn-off electricity, gas, and main water valve. (SAFETY: do not attempt to reactivate switches without professional consultation). If time permits, elevate or move furniture to upper floors. Inform colleagues/family outside of storm where you are going. Inform FGen your whereabouts through the employee phone tree protocols Lock home and leave. Listen constantly to the radio or television. Ensure availability and battery charge of mobile communications equipment. Stay inside away from windows, skylights and glass doors. Inform FGen your whereabouts through the employee phone tree protocols If power is lost, unplug appliances.

4. Stay calm. Check on neighbors, especially the children, elderly and disabled. Get tuned to radio and television for instructions and news reports. For your own safety, cooperate fully with public safety officials and instructions. Check for broken electrical wiring, downed power lines; warn others to stay away. Check home for cracks and damage. Keep streets clear for emergency vehicles. If you must drive watch for downed power lines, flooded streets/roads and undermined roads. When electricity is lost for several hours, frozen and refrigerated food may not be safe to eat. Conserve water. If your water system lost pressure, boil water for 3 mins before consuming. In warm weather, empty water out of tires, flower pots and other containers to limit mosquito larvae growth. Once secured, inform FGen your whereabouts through the employee phone tree protocols Take pictures of the damage, both house and contents, for insurance claims. DOMESTIC PREPAREDNESS TIPS AFTER A DISASTER

5. PATROL 117117 BANTAY BATA163 BISIG BAYAN928-4299 MERALCO16211 631-1111 MANILA WATER CO.1627 MAYNILAD WATER1626 NATIONAL POISION CONTROL524-1078 MMDA136 FIRE FIGHTING VOLUNTEERS16016 522-2222 CIVIL DEFENCE OPS CNTR911-5061 AREASFIREPOLICEAREASFIREPOLICE ANGONO651-0064651-0065NOVALICHES930-2237936-3624 ANTIPOLO 697-2409 936-3594937-2177 BINANGONAN652-5792652-0159 939-1301 CAINTA 656-0366OBANDO292-2043 KALOOKAN364-5680362-3276PARANAQUE826-9132826-8121 364-4037362-3280PASAY844-2120831-8070 362-2714 843-6523831-5054 LAS PINAS874-6177874-9201 851-0869831-8059 806-0625873-0543PASIG641-1939641-0430 MAKATI816-2553899-9008 641-2815641-0436 818-5150899-9039PATEROS641-1365642-8235 MALABON281-1141281-1133QUEZON CITY924-1857920-1378 281-4607281-1139 924-1922921-6146 361-9712281-9999 928-3074922-5533 MANDALUYONG532-2402532-2145 928-8363922-6726 532-2189532-2318RODRIGUEZ649-3466 MANILA527-3627523-3378SAN JUAN721-6655724-2515 527-3653523-5611 725-2079725-0404 MARIKINA161646-1651 725-8049 646-2436 TAGUIG837-0740642-2062 MUNTINLUPA772-3944862-2611 642-3582 842-2201862-2721TAYTAY658-6439658-7267 NAVOTAS281-0854281-9099VALENZUELA292-3519292-0518 283-0797281-9110 292-5705291-1995 PREPAREDNESS TIPS EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBERS