Mandaue City stands battle-ready as Typhoon Tino approaches the Philippine area of responsibility, with Mayor Jonas Cortes Ouano declaring comprehensive disaster preparedness measures are firmly in place.
All emergency systems have been activated across the city's 27 barangays, ensuring coordinated response efforts as the weather disturbance intensifies. The city's disaster risk reduction and management office remains on high alert, monitoring developments around the clock.
Preemptive Safety Measures Implemented
Critical infrastructure and vulnerable communities have received special attention, with evacuation centers prepared to accommodate residents from high-risk zones. "We are not taking any chances with public safety," Mayor Ouano emphasized during an emergency briefing.
The city's engineering team has conducted thorough inspections of drainage systems and flood control mechanisms, while emergency response units have been strategically positioned throughout Mandaue.
24/7 Monitoring and Communication
Residents can expect regular updates through multiple communication channels as the situation evolves. The city government has established hotlines and social media monitoring to address emergency concerns promptly.
Mayor Ouano urged constituents to remain vigilant and cooperate with local authorities. "We have prepared for the worst while hoping for the best. Our priority is every Mandauehanon's safety," the mayor stated, highlighting the community-first approach to disaster management.
