Filipino Unity
The Phillipines is one of the countries most prone
to natural disasters. Every year, 20 typhoons hit the Philippines. The country
is not just threatened by storms, but by flooding, earthquakes and volcanic
eruptions, too.
The
Philippines has suffered from an inexhaustible number of deadly typhoons,
earthquakes, volcano eruptions and other natural disasters. This is due to its
location along the Ring of Fire, or typhoon belt a large Pacific Ocean region where many of
Earth’s volcanic eruptions and earthquakes occur. As the Government of the
Philippines and numerous relief organizations work together to move beyond the
immediate response to the disaster-stricken areas and embark on the longer-term
recovery process, the challenge will be how well they can realize the vision of
“building back better” in order to have communities in a stronger position to
withstand the unforgiving nature of these disasters. This approach to
humanitarian assistance has grown as best practices have been captured during
other disaster relief operations, from carrying out reconstruction that
properly accounts for future hazards and addressing the urgent need to restore
livelihoods. Being situated in the “Pacific Ring of Fire” and expecting future
natural calamities, the approach of managing disaster risk reduction has been
embraced from national authorities down to many local government units.
This
shows what the Philippines can do to become more resillient against disasters. May it be anthropogenic or natural, the citizens of
philippines can survive all of those if there’s unity.
references: http://currents.plos.org/disasters/index.html%3Fp=28077.html
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/international-media-laud-filipino-resilience-amid--worst-disaster--yolanda-113842924.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAALa_CMO8Uiw4BLNouPImvCdKTv6_EgiV64fgymHFKx7Z6h8bqBsG8NAfxFMnVJsEaJ55o6rJyRSZuUHSWR3yd_abDW6CSF2tzjm7FA9rEvH_xL-E8nr7FAxpapuk-AEaYnGIL9Jsfy_r74zYAMp21ytzKNIcCG1mpDqy30urWJjR
Philippines and its citizens are really strong willed, despite all those calamities and disasters they are still able to get back on their feet and rebuild their economy. Being situated in the Pacific Ring of Fire is really tough, where almost all types of disasters are created and formed. This shows just how strong the our beloved country and fellow Filipinos are. Right now that we're facing another difficult challenge, we must not let it destroy us, together as one we can breakthrough all of this and live our lives peacefully again just like how we used to be.
ReplyDeleteWe Filipinos really has resilience embedded in our blood. I love how you said we can survive if there's unity, that is true. After all there is strength in numbers. Our government is trying all it's best to fortify the country against such calamities, We may have fallen countless times but we are deemed to rise again. To be more resilient. God bless Agustin JV P
ReplyDeleteThis blog shows me the resilience and toughness we filipinos have, the ability of the citizens to rise back up when disaster strikes, the cooperation they muster to overcome all challenges, and most importantly the perseverance they have even if lots of disasters come their way they will always find a way to rise.
ReplyDeleteThe Philippines has suffered many severe disasters, but we Filipinos are strong-willed have the ability to find our way to rise back from the effects of disaster. I agree with you that the only way to survive from disasters is the unity of the people.
ReplyDeleteFilipinos has been resilient many years ago, so it means filipinos have already passed many life-threatening event like typhoon, volcanic eruptions, earthquake and many more. You said a while ago filipino has an ability to rise back up when a disaster strikes. Well done you truly showed us how resilient a filipino is, nice work.
ReplyDeleteWe Filipinos are very resilient. It runs in the blood of every Filipino. But we need also need climate justice.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with what you said, we Filipinos are indeed able to withstand the onslaught of several calamities through unity. You did a great job in describing our race. Godbless and stay safe!
ReplyDeleteI agree with you when you said that we Filiipinos can survive all of the challenges if there's unity. I like how organized your article and the details were at their right places. God bless! Continue your good work!
ReplyDeleteI like it when you used the word unity. It catches my attention and realizing that it is a truly meaning word. Cooperation and having trust to each other is a must to defeat our natural enemies like these harmful disasters. Great job it is a nice article
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