CCRMM

Transcript

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DURING

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1. Don’t get too close, watch out for surface cracks and stay well back

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2. If the hole is very large and a risk to others, contact local police or emergency responders

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3. Keep children away

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4. Notify all local occupants

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5. Notify the local Water Management District

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6. Mark the hole for safety and to restrict access (Use posts with caution tape or rope)

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7. Place a piece of plywood over small holes

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8. Take photographs for documentation, but do not get too close to the edges

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9. Do not allow unauthorized or inexperienced persons to investigate the sinkhole

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10. DURING Cover your head with your arms as best you can. This will help to protect your head and give you some breathing room.

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11. Practice a PLF (Parachute Landing Fall) to protect your bones.

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12. Carry a whistle as part of your EDC Carry a mobile phone to call for help.

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AFTER

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Do not refill a sinkhole with trash or debris. It may cause groundwater contamination for which the property owner would be liable.

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KRISTINE FAITH LUMABAN

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CLIMATE CHANGE REDUCTION RISK AND MANAGEMENT

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CHRISELLE TANDAYU

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ARLENE SAGABEN

01:20

CAMILE GAZZINGAN

01:20

PROF. DAREN BAUI

01:29

Thank You