06/10/2026
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As the effects of El NiΓ±o may bring prolonged periods of hot and dry weather, water shortages, drought conditions, and increased risk of wildfires, everyone is encouraged to take proactive measures to protect health, livelihoods, homes, and the environment.
π§ CONSERVE WATER
Use water responsibly and avoid unnecessary consumption. Store an adequate supply of water for essential daily needs.
βοΈ BEAT THE HEAT
Stay hydrated, wear light and comfortable clothing, and limit prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, especially during peak hours.
π± PROTECT AGRICULTURE
Practice water-efficient irrigation, conserve soil moisture through proper soil management, and consider drought-resistant crops to help protect agricultural productivity.
π₯ PREVENT WILDFIRES
Avoid open burning and properly dispose of cigarette butts and other combustible materials. Keep surroundings clean and free from potential fire hazards.
π PREPARE YOUR HOME
Check your household water supply, food provisions, and emergency kit. Keep your home and surroundings safe, clean, and dry.
π’ STAY INFORMED
Monitor official weather updates, advisories, and preparedness information from authorized government agencies. Stay alert and be prepared for changing weather conditions.
Preparedness begins with awareness and collective action. By conserving water, protecting our communities, and practicing responsible environmental management, we can reduce the impacts of El NiΓ±o and strengthen our resilience.
BE READY. STAY SAFE. BUILD RESILIENCE