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  Given this time of pandemic, we are all stuck inside our comforts and sometimes we're searching on how can we make every day flow normally yet productive. One concern that we must ponder on now despite our current situation is our consciousness towards the environment. It has been said that our planet is starting to heal right now due to the decrease of human activities causing harm to the surroundings. Even so, how are we going to help our nature heal faster? Observable changes are already evident around us. One of these is the phenomenon of climate change which is usually defined as the long-term change on atmospheric conditions of our planet that is seemingly caused by both human driven activities and natural processes. Through it's occurrence, the Earth's temperature rises or increases commonly refered to as the Global Warming. These two environmental issues continues to draw people in  situations where they can encounter sufferings and difficulties. Every nation and

  Duck, Cover and Hold. These are the words we often think of when we hear the word earthquake. Three of the most essential DO's when shaking strikes the earth. The question is, are you ready? Earthquake drill is not just a one-time activity that we  hold in our lives. We always participate on it for we also want to learn for survival and resiliency. As a student, we've already been engaged to this type of activity in our school every year. Now, being a part of this National Simultaneous Earthquake  Drill by the Philippine government will help every citizen of our country practice how to be safer in an occurence of earthquake. This opportunity will encourage the community to adhere with the proper ways of dealing a disaster. The program will help them prevent further damages or injuries that they might encounter unpredictably.  It will help us learn how to correctly respond to each situation we will be facing when there's an earthquake. Moreover, this preparation trainibg c