00:00The Department of Energy releases energy safety tips.
00:03This comes after Typhoon Tino left severe damages in multiple areas in the country.
00:09As a guide, DOE has several safety tips that can be used as a guide during a disaster.
00:16When a tropical cyclone wind signal is announced, it is advised to charge cell phones,
00:21emergency lights and other devices as power outages are possible.
00:25Battery-powered radios, when listening to news, when flood is expected,
00:30it is best to turn off the main switch and circuit breaker to avoid any accidents and damage.
00:36Immediately report sagging trees and other objects that could damage power lines
00:40to barangay or distribution utility for immediate removal.
00:44Be careful not to get appliances wet or submerged in water to prevent damage.
00:49In case of power outages, unplug appliances like refrigerators
00:53and avoid frequent opening to maintain its coolness.
00:57When unplugging, appliances always hold plug heads, not the cord.
01:02Keep your body and surroundings dry before handling any electric equipment to avoid electrocution.
