President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. on Friday drifted the need to survey standard working systems (SOPs) to make a uniform and facilitated approach during calamities.
"I think we need to survey our SOPs when there's an advance notice. So what do we promptly do when the alarm is given to us? How would we relational word the things that we will require?" Marcos said in a Cabinet meeting.
Marcos offered the comment following a greatness 7 quake that shook northern Luzon on July 27.
The CEO said the public authority should relational word satellite telephones, generators, and water, among others, when an alarm is raised.
"As we probably are aware, the absolute first thing that we need to manage is truly correspondence, to figure out what's happening where, and afterward doon na tayo makapag-evaluate, saan natin uunahin," he said.
"Ang experience ko, the main thing you need to do is speak with the neighborhood government official," he added.
During the gathering, the President additionally examined the utilization of airdrop resources for calamity reaction.
"[Dapat nandyan 'yung] mga tropa natin na gagamitin natin na makakapasok to clear," he said.
Marcos additionally refered to the significance of specialists who can help in clearing tasks and building impermanent designs.
As far as calamity readiness, the CEO said in his most memorable State of the Nation Address that the proposed regulation on the Mandatory Reserve Officers' Training Corps and National Service Training Program means to rouse, train, coordinate and activate understudies for public protection readiness, including debacle readiness and limit working for risk-related circumstances.
In his visit to Abra on July 28, the President featured the need to secure more water sanitizing frameworks that will address water supply issues during fiascos. | PND.