Ilang biktima ng Super Typhoon Yolanda sa Tacloban, ibinahagi ang kanilang karahasan

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00:00It is still fresh in the memory of some residents of Tacloban

00:03the effects of the Super Typhoon Yolanda

00:07that has been 11 years ago.

00:09Details in the words of Sol Arancon

00:11of the Philippine Information Agency Eastern Visayas.

00:16It is still fresh in the memory of Ms. Aurora Adolfo

00:19of Barangay 60-A in Tacloban City

00:22the effects of the Super Typhoon Yolanda in Tacloban

00:25that has been 11 years ago.

00:27I didn't know that I would still be alive

00:30because there was a yacht

00:32that had a pad here

00:37inside.

00:38That's what I was able to ride.

00:40We were able to ride. There were many of us.

00:42Because of me,

00:44I was able to close the walls

00:46because the houses were like that again.

00:49Emotional that she was able to close her house

00:51in Manalasa in Tacloban.

00:53For her, Yolanda was able to

00:55teach many people in Tacloban

00:58but it also resonated with the minds of many people

01:02about the need to always be prepared

01:04in times of disaster.

01:05When the MDRR is established,

01:09it should be evacuated so that

01:14no one will be able to find it.

01:16So that no one will be able to find it.

01:18Yes.

01:20That's what we will do

01:22so that in times of disaster,

01:27we will just move.

01:28In Baybay, San Jose,

01:29where hundreds of people have died,

01:32it is no longer necessary to convince people

01:34to evacuate in times of disaster.

01:37For now, she is no longer waiting for our notice

01:41that they have decided to evacuate.

01:46Yolanda's effects also served as a lesson

01:48to the government agencies.

01:51The local government of Tacloban

01:54no longer allows houses to be built

01:56near the seaside.

01:57The tide embankments have also been built

02:00to remove the big waves.

02:02The LGUs also strengthened their ability

02:05to quickly address the calamities

02:07that may occur in the future.

02:09We are directing our local chief executives

02:12to immediately conduct forced evacuation.

02:15If they don't want to,

02:17to force them, compel them

02:19to leave their respective residences.

02:21Among others, it's about

02:23the high-risk areas

02:26for flooding and for landslides.

02:30From the Philippine Information Agency,

02:32Esten Visayas,

02:34Sol Alarcon for Balitang Pambansa.

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