OCD-Davao: ‘Walk the Fault’ to Bolster Dabawenyos’ Disaster Preparedness
Davao City in the Philippines is set to conduct a disaster preparedness drill called ‘Walk the Fault’, a collaborative effort aimed at enhancing residents' readiness for earthquakes. This experiential program involves traversing fault lines that run through the city to understand risks and mitigation measures during seismic events.
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