00:0020... at some point, Yolanda is only a Category 2, 1, tapos Category 2 hurricane.
00:11Within 24 hours, it was a Category 5 hurricane, which is a new categorization, by the way, for super typhoons.
00:19Naging 5. The same thing with Odette.
00:2224 hours before it hit land, it was a typhoon, it was a signal number 1.
00:28By the time it reached us, within 24 hours, it was a typhoon.
00:33That's why, Odette.
00:34Karina, the same thing.
00:36Enteng, the same thing.
00:38And that's why we have to stay conscious of the weather systems that are developing that are now approaching the country.
00:49So, we have to have a more dynamic assessment.
00:56This is no longer a set piece.
01:01Okay, there's a typhoon, we'll let it pass, we'll go in.
01:05It's not like that anymore.
01:07We'll go back, we'll withdraw.
01:09It's not like that anymore.
01:10Of course, we will take care of the people who have been victims of the typhoon.
01:17But we have to watch what's coming.
01:19Because if we start rebuilding and then it will be destroyed, it will be a waste.
01:28We won't be able to use it.
01:30But it will cost us a lot because it's an emergency.
01:33So we have to be a little more dynamic in our analysis for this.
01:40So that we can maximize our resources because it's always lacking.
01:46So, we have to make the best of it.
01:48We have to make the most of what we have.
01:51All right. Okay.
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