Philippine News Agency
La Union on heightened alert due to ‘Leon’, Undas
La Union province is on red alert due to Typhoon Leon and the observance of Undas, with disaster response teams on standby.
The Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (PDRRMO) has prepared logistical assets and resources for immediate mobilization.
Two ambulances, two rescue pick-up trucks, two rubber boats, a jetski, and a rescue truck have been prepositioned, along with food items, medicines, and hygiene kits.
Four teams of seven personnel each are ready to respond to emergencies.
Governor Raphaelle Veronica Ortega-David prioritized residents' safety and reminded them to be alert, vigilant, and safe.
Residents in low-lying areas prone to flash floods and landslides are advised to evacuate ahead of time to prevent casualties.
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