Iba na an trahedya yana, diri na bagyo
o baha, bala na!
Tacloban City, a place often remembered for resilience in the face of storms, now finds itself confronting a different kind of threat — the specter of violence within schools. The recent tragedy has shaken the community, reminding us that preparedness is not just about typhoons or floods, but also about safeguarding our children from dangers that once seemed unimaginable in our local context.
On this Drill . Tacloban City Police can play a bigger role!
Pagplano ngan koordinasyon — An pulisya nagbubulig ha DepEd ngan school administrators para maghimo hin klaro nga plano: diin tatagbo an estudyante, ano an escape routes, ngan paano maghatag hin signal kon may emerhensya.
• Paghatag hin training — An mga pulis nagtututdo han “Run, Hide, Fight” nga konsepto, pero gin-aangay ha lokal nga kultura ngan kahimtang han eskwelahan.
• Pagpraktis han response time — Importante nga mahibaro an estudyante ngan maestro nga an pulisya may klaro nga na kapas pag bulig!
Pagbinuligay han Komunidad
Ha Tacloban, an bayanihan diri la para ha pagtukod balay kundi para gihapon ha pag-ataman han kabataan.
• Ginikanan nag-aapil ha PTA para masabtan an proseso.
• Barangay tanod ngan local volunteers puydi magbulig ha crowd control durante drills.
• An simbahan ngan NGOs puydi maghatag hin counseling support para diri magin traumatic an experience han kabataan.
As Tacloban reflects on its journey from disaster recovery to confronting new threats, active shooter drills become more than procedures. They are a statement: that the city values its children, that it will not be caught unprepared, and that it will face even the darkest possibilities with courage and unity. In the words often spoken in Waray, Kun diri kita mag andam, kita an magbabasol!
