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Following this afternoons 7.8 magnitude
earthquake that struck in Wenchuan, Sichuan Province, and subsequent large
aftershocks, Chinese media and military are reporting significant
likelihood of further tremors, in the Beijing area as well as other
locations.
The Chinese military is arranging rescue
efforts in Sichuan. While aftershocks in major cities are unlikely to be
dangerous, they may well happen. The Filipino Community is advised to tune
in to CCTV9 or Chinese stations for additional warnings or advise on
movements.
As part of our services to the Filipino
Community, below are some tips to help you prepare for any emergency
situation that may arise while working and living in China.
It includes a step-by step manual of how to
prepare for emergencies, getting organized and procedures in order that the
relocation and evacuation in times of crisis will be safe, efficient and
least inconvenient for members of the community.
I.
BASIC NEEDS IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
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Passport
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Residence/Working Permit and other Identification Cards
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Substantial amount of cash in US Dollars and local currency
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Mobile phone, charger and/or phone cards
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Credit Cards or ATM card
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Important Documents and handy assets
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A
survival baggage consisting of basic clothing, food, water, first aid kit,
flashlight, medicines ands essentials for those with young children
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For
those with cars, keep the fuel tank always full
III.
BASIC STEPS WHEN RECEIVING INFORMATION ON AN IMPENDING EMERGENCY
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Have presence of mind.
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Call the Consulate General or Area Coordinator to confirm the veracity of
the information and request for instructions.
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Get
in touch with family members and friends to inform them of the information
and instructions from the Consulate General.
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Prepare the essential documents and materials as listed in the Basic Needs.
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Open your lines and await new information from the Consulate General;
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Keep in touch with your coordinator and the Consulate General who shall give
you an update of the situation. Write down instructions;
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Prepare for relocation or evacuation when the Consulate advises so. Your
Area Coordinator shall explain to you the details of the relocation or
evacuation plan.
IV.
STEPS TO UNDERTAKE WHEN INSTRUCTED TO RELOCATE TO A SAFER AREA
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Go
to the designated Pick-up Points for the community and await transport to
the Staging Area.
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If
public transportation is still available, proceed directly to the Staging
Area.
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Community members with vehicles can proceed directly to the Staging Area.
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Those who have been designated as part of the Carpool shall proceed to their
designated Pick-up Points.
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Once in the Staging Area, doctors, nurses and those with medical training
shall set-up the Medical Station. They will be tasked to look after the
health and sanitation of the evacuees.
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The
community shall stay at the Staging Area until the crisis passes.
LIST OF
PICK-UP POINTS :
JINGAN
DISTRICT : Jing An Park
Coordinator:
Philippine Consulate General
Hotline:
13917477112
PUDONG
DISTRICT : Science and Technology Museum
(Open Area
skating area)
Coordinator: Mr.
Danni Lim
Mobile:
13916139497
Coordinator: Mr.
Berlin Canoy
Mobile:
15800503667
HONGQIAO
DISTRICT:
Hongqiao Open Park on Yanan Road
opposite
Renaissance Hotel
Coordinator: Ms.
Mel Feliciano
Mobile:
13501898824
QINGPU
DISTRICT : OISHI FACTORY
Ms. Gladys
Cong
Mobile:
13818279621
JIADING
DISTRICT : DAI-ICHI ELECTRONICS FACTORY
Ms. Leemie
Yee
Mobile:
13817808671
XUJIAHUI
DISTRICT : In front of St. Ignatius Church on Xujiahui
Ms. Michelle
Shen
Mobile:
13916368878
STAGING POINT:
OISHI FACTORY IN QINGPU
THE
CONSULATE GENERAL CONTACT NUMBERS
Philippine
Consulate General
Suite 368
Shanghai Centre
1376 Nanjing West
Road, Shanghai, China 200040
Tel: (8621)
6279-8337
Fax: (8621)
6279-8332
E-mail:
pcg@philcongenshanghai.org
***CONSULATE
GENERAL HOTLINE: (86) 13917477112***
EMERGENCY
NUMBERS
Fire
Department
119
Police
110
Traffic
Police
110
Traffic
Accident
110
Water
Maintenance
.. 62581414
Power Failure
Report
63292222
Gas Pipe Urgent
Report Center
65079898
FIRST AID,
AMBULANCE CALL
Shanghai
Emergency Center
120
Shanghai Guang-Ci
Hospital, No. 197 Rui Jin Er Road
Foreigner ward
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. 64370045 --66
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