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A family moves to a new home near an active volcano. The father calls the barangay captain to ask about any hazardous areas. The captain informs them they are near an active volcano and advises them to listen to radio alerts about the volcano's activity level. The family prepares an evacuation plan and emergency supplies in case of an eruption. During the eruption, the family safely evacuates following authorities' instructions. Representatives then provide tips for safely dealing with an eruption, such as preparing supplies, evacuating when ordered, and avoiding ash falls. Survivors describe tasks assigned like closing windows and putting animals in shelters. Outdoor survivors explain protective measures like wearing long sleeves and dust masks to avoid ash irritation.

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DRRR Script

A family moves to a new home near an active volcano. The father calls the barangay captain to ask about any hazardous areas. The captain informs them they are near an active volcano and advises them to listen to radio alerts about the volcano's activity level. The family prepares an evacuation plan and emergency supplies in case of an eruption. During the eruption, the family safely evacuates following authorities' instructions. Representatives then provide tips for safely dealing with an eruption, such as preparing supplies, evacuating when ordered, and avoiding ash falls. Survivors describe tasks assigned like closing windows and putting animals in shelters. Outdoor survivors explain protective measures like wearing long sleeves and dust masks to avoid ash irritation.

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*pamilya ni balhin og puyo sa lain lugar*

Papa: Hey kids this is our new home, sorry for dragging all of you because of my work

Mama: Nah the kids are fine, right kids?

2 kids: Yes mom, as long as we’re safe and happy.

Mama: Hon, since we live in a new place unfamiliar to us, we need to seek the barangay captain or
mayor if there are any hazardous area here

Papa: Sure, luckily the barangay captain here is my friend.

*calls barangay captain*

Papa: Good day cap, since we are new here, we would like to ask if there are any hazardous area near
our place

Cap: Yes there is, we are near the bulkan alpha torotot and this volcano is active, so listen to the radio
daily for the volcano’s daily happenings and the monitoring of levels to commensurate the threat. Also,
follow our plans in dealing with eruption, when it comes.

Papa: Owh I was not informed ahead that there is an active volcano here, but thank you for the
information.

Cap: You’re welcome, keep safe.

*drops the call*

Papa: Hon, we have to prepare for a possible volcanic eruption.

Mom: Okay, so first we need make an evacuation plan.

*pag drawing2 lng sa papel og onsaon pag gawas sa balay*

Mom: So there’s a high ground near this place *tudlo2 lng sa mapa* we need to evacuate here.

Papa: We need to create an emergency communication plan. Since we all know my brother we will
contact him if the eruption happens, kids save your uncle *name* phone number. So it would be easier
to reach him after the disaster.

Kid 1: Dad, I’ve recently read that we need to prepare a disaster supply kit.

Papa: And what does it consist son?

Kid 2: First aid kit, a mask, a can opener, a flashlight with extra batteries or preferably a crank model, any
necessary medication, sturdy shoes, goggles or another form of eye protection, and a battery powered
radio.

Papa: Okay so all of this will be stored in the emergency cabinet, so anyone can get this immediately.

Kid 2: We’ve read the Red Cross website for more information about earthquake. Also, it says that
“although it may seem safe to stay at home and wait for the start of an eruption, doing so could be
dangerous”
Kid 1: So we need to follow the authorities’ instruction and leave the area before the disaster begins.

Papa: You’ve done so well kids.

Mama: We’re so proud of you.

During

*nahitabu na ang volcanic eruption og ang pamilya naka survive*

*butang og vid na ni buto ang bulkan nya 9 ka character na way labut sa katu pamilya mag vid na
nashock og nag lingi2*

*then black screen for a while nya new casting na dayun*

Newscaster/interviewer: Hello and Welcome to the Alpha torotot News. My name is ___, now we have
6 gentlemen who survived the eruption. Let’s ask them what they did to survive. And we have 3
representative from barangay/municipality of __ who will give us few tips to safely deal with eruption.

:Let’s ask these three representatives first. Now as an authority what tips can you give during the
eruption?

Representative 1: Always prepare and listen to your radio or television for the latest emergency
updates.

*vid na nanaminaw sa radio*

Representative 1: Follow the evacuation order issued by authorities. I repeat AUTHORITIES only.

*vid2 about evacuation*

Representative 1: Always avoid downwind and river valleys downstream of the volcano.

*vid gihapon ana*

Representative 2: If caught near a stream, be aware of mudflows. Move up slop, especially if you hear
the roar of a mudflow

*vid*

Representative 2: If caught in a rock fall, roll into a ball to protect your head.
*vid*

Representative 2: Keep car or truck engines off and avoid driving in heavy ash falls. Driving will stir up
more ash that can clog engines and stall vehicles.

*kuha lng guro youtube ani na vid*


Representative 3: Remember to stay out of the area defined by government officials as restricted zone.
Remember that effects of volcanic eruption can be experienced many miles away from the volcano.

Representative 3: if possible stay away from areas of volcanic ash fall

Representative 3: If you have a respiratory ailment, avoid contact with any amount of ash. Stay indoors
until local health officials advise that it is safe to go outside.

*vid na ga ubo*

Newscaster/interviewer: Thank you for that tips representatives! Now we move on to these three young
fellas who survived the eruption caught indoors.

Indoor 1: We were three in the house when it happened and each of us were assigned to do a task. My
task was to close all the windows, doors, and dampers.

*vid na ga close ana*

Indoor 2: I was assigned to put all the machinery inside our garage.

*vid*

Indoor 3: And I was assigned to put the animals and livestock into closed shelters.

*vid*

Indoor 1: After that is we wait someone from the officials to pick us. And also there were three person
who were outside and helped us from the ash on the roof.

Newscaster/interviewer: I see, so these three person who were outside will be next.

Outdoor 1: We wore long-sleeved shirts and a pair of long pants, to keep skin covered to avoid irritation
from contact with ash.

*vid na nag long sleeve og pants*

Outdoor 2: We wore googles to protect our eyes from the ash.

*vid*

Outdoor 3: We wore dust mask to cover our nose and mouth. Because volcanic ash can irritate our
respiratory system

*vid*

Outdoor 1: We cleared the roofs of ash fall because ash fall can cause the house to collapse, since it is so
heavy. We were careful when working on the roof.

Newscaster: Thank you for all your tips and advised! I hope our dear Filipinos will be enlighten on what
you’all did. This is ___ and alpha torotot news will descend.

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