Program for disseminating public information on natural hazards in the Philippines.

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TextPublication details: [Philippines : s.n.], 1987Description: 33 pSubject(s):

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Subject: A good percentage of natural hazard death and destruction in the Philippines could be prevented if the populace had known what to do to protect and prepare themselves before the hazardous event. This study was intended to lead to a program for disseminating technical and public information on typhoons, floods and other natural hazards in the Philipines. It included a survey of public knowledge and attitudes

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A good percentage of natural hazard death and destruction in the Philippines could be prevented if the populace had known what to do to protect and prepare themselves before the hazardous event. This study was intended to lead to a program for disseminating technical and public information on typhoons, floods and other natural hazards in the Philipines. It included a survey of public knowledge and attitudes

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