The Philippines is stationed right above the pacific ring of fire- a region in the pacific where most earthquakes take shape. On our vey side is the Pacific Ocean which most typhoons take its roots which frames our country prone to typhoons, earthquakes and tsunamis which terrorize our very lives and leave traces of shattered infrastructure to dust accounting for millions of peso for us to plead on. The National Disaster Resilience Month aims to covers Disaster mitigation, response and recovery, since our country ranks third of all disaster prone countries worldwide.
For decades, countless lives were lost and infrastructure far too great for us to rebuild hinders our country for progress. Disaster now wipes us clean if we continue to not care for upcoming disasters foreseen or unforeseen. Laid by the national Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council it raises awareness to ready for possible threats from our habitat. To finally stop too much casualty for both human life and the earth itself, we must change our faulty practices. By means of adapting refined ways from the present spearheaded by the NDDRMC we could lay the foundation of a new race not ready to die on the forces of the uncontrollable.
Now me commemorate years of National Resiliency as a country relying on their selves and not from the government. However, our practices still lie in our blood and it may take decades for us to employ our refined practices but it is a step to greater heights. To finally achieve change for the better.
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