Are You Ready? OCD’s Push for a Safer Philippines Amid Super Typhoons

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Are You Ready? OCD’s Push for a Safer Philippines Amid Super Typhoons

How can we minimize the damage caused by consecutive typhoons like Rosal, Nika, and Pepito? In this video, Undersecretary Ariel Nepomuceno, Administrator of the Office of Civil Defense (OCD), reviews their efforts to strengthen disaster preparedness in the country. Learn about the challenges faced, lessons learned, and long-term plans for a safer Philippines. Also, discover the success of the ‘Panatag Pilipinas’ campaign, which aims to make every Filipino proactive and informed during disasters. Join Dody Lacuna in this important discussion on The Agenda @ Club Filipino.

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