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Philippines: Making use of the hazard maps

Source(s): Catanduanes Tribune, the
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In the Philippines all 11 municipalities have received sets of hazard maps under a disaster risk management project funded by the Australian Aid Program through the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC). Hopefully, the maps would guide them in helping save their constituents during calamities, reports Catanduanes Tribune.

The 1:50,000-scale maps indicate areas of each town facing various hazards such as earthquake, storm surge, landslide due to earthquake, landslide due to heavy rains, tsunami, flooding and liquefaction during earthquakes. The municipal DRRM offices were also given “soft” or digitized copies.

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