Josie is affecting Pilipinas per pagasa. Secure your home, prepare a go-bag, and follow your LGU's evacuation orders rather than waiting to judge conditions yourself. Typhoon Josie is currently a warning for the Philippines. Take immediate steps to protect yourself and your family while staying informed through official channels.
Use flashlights instead of candles, keep refrigerator doors closed, and conserve battery power for communication devices.
Boil water for at least one minute or use bottled water until authorities declare the supply safe.
Check on them from a safe distance, share information, and offer help with basic needs if you can do so safely.
Once winds are strong or roads are flooding, moving becomes more dangerous than sheltering. Leave while conditions still allow it, and follow your LGU's evacuation orders rather than waiting to judge the weather yourself.
No. Even shallow moving water can knock you off your feet, and floodwater hides open drains, debris and live electrical hazards. It also carries contamination that causes leptospirosis.
Switch off the main breaker if flooding is likely, and unplug appliances. Do not touch electrical equipment while standing in water.
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Join the waitlistSafety guidance follows standard PAGASA and NDRRMC advice. Always follow the official advisories of PAGASA and your local government unit. Emergency hotline: 911.