Topic 5 Crises Management Flashcards

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• It is the process by which an organization deals with a major event that threatens to harm the organization or the general public

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CRISES MANAGEMENT

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Crises Management is occasionally referred as?.

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incident management

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• It is an event that is expected to lead to an unstable and dangerous situation affecting an individual, group, community or society.

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Crisis

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• It is a sudden condition or state of affairs calling for immediate action.

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Emergency

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5
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• It is also referred to as natural hazards are extreme, sudden events caused by environmental factors such as storms, floods, volcanic eruptions, earthquake, fires, and Tidal waves (tsunami),

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Natural Crisis/Emergencies

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• Extreme hazardous events that are caused by human beings like wars, hostage taking, kidnapping, riots, terrorist acts such as bombing etc.

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Man-made Crisis/ Emergencies

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it is known as the “Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act of 2010”

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R.A. 10121

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R.A. 10121 is known as the “Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act of 2010” - It is an agency of the Philippine government under the_______________________, responsible for ensuring the protection and welfare of the people during disaster or emergencies.

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Department of National Defense

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The ______________started using a color-coded rainfall and flood warning system to help communities prepare for upcoming disaster.

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Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA)

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YELLOW means “_________”
• Residents are advised to monitor the news for further updates.

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CAUTION

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Yellow warning represents_______ rain in an hour which could also cause flooding.

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7.5-15 mm

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_________means “GO”
• Go ahead and prepare for possible evacuation.

• At this point, low-lying areas are expected to suffer from floods because of relatively heavy downpour.

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GREEN

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13
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“Green warning” stand for _______rain in an hour that is also expected to continue within the next two hours.

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15-30 mm

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RED means “_______”-
• Better stop what you are doing now if PAGASA says your area is under a “red warning.” Evacuate.

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STOP

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• According to the PAGASA website, the purpose of the______ number is to warn the public of specific weather conditions related to an oncoming tropical cyclone.

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PSWS- Public Storm Warning Signals

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• The______ is based not just on the amount of rainfall, but also on the strength and speed of the wind.

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Public Storm Warning Signals

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• This means that strong winds of up to 60 kph are expected within 36 hours

• Communities are expected to be prepared for possible evacuation at any time.

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Public Storm Warning Signal #1

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• At this PSWS level, preschool classes within affected areas are automatically suspended.
• Damage is evident mostly on rice, crops, light-weighed structures-nipa huts and cogon huts- and banana plants.

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Public Storm Warning Signal #1

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• At this level, kids from preschool to high school “celebrate” because of class suspension. Within 24 hours, winds of 60 to 100 kph are expected.
• Not just crops but also galvanized roofs may be damaged from such winds.

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Public Storm Warning Signal #2

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• Most offices and all school up to college and universities are closed because it is dangerous for anyone to travel.

• Very strong winds of 100 to 185 khp are expected within 18 hours. Aside from the damages mentioned in the previous PSWS numbers, electricity and water supply may also be affected.

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Public Storm Warning Signal #3

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Air and sea travel are both risky at this point. Classes in all level are suspended. Communities affected should expect major damage to crops and property.

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Public Storm Warning Signal #3

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• Winds with speed of over 185 khp are expected to hit the area within 12 hours.

• Residential, agricultural, and industrial properties may be severely damaged. Electricity and communication may also be disrupted.

• Residents are advised to evacuate as soon as possible.

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Public Storm Warning Signal #4

23
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The 4Ps of Crisis Management Model is envisioned to address crisis situation in two phases;

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the Proactive and the Reactive Phase

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The 4P’s of Crises Management

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Prediction, Prevention, Preparation, and Performance.

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• This phase is designed to predict or prevent the probability of occurrence of crisis at the same time prepared to handle them when they occur. It compasses the first 3 P’s of the Crisis Management Model:

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Pro- Active Phase

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• this stage involves foretelling of the likelihood of crisis occurring either natural or man-made through the continuous assessment of all possible threats and threat groups as well as the analysis of developing or reported events and incidents.

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1st. Predict-

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  • It is a deliberate action aimed at avoiding future harm by addressing its causes.
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2nd. Prevent

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  • is essential for effective response.
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• 3rd. Prepare

29
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Preparation for crises/emergencies entails:

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a. Planning
b. Organization
c. Training
d. Stockpiling of equipment and supplies needed for such crises/emergencies.

30
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is the performance of the crisis management plan when crisis situation occurs despite the proactive effort.

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Reactive Phase

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• the actual implementation of contingency plans when a crisis occurs, despite the proactive measures undertaken.

• Once a crisis occurs, priorities shift from building or enhancing capabilities to employing resources to save lives, protect property and environment, and preserve the social, economic, and political structure of the jurisdiction.

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4th. Perform