The system integrates data and analysis to improve planning, institutional coordination, and community resilience to natural hazards.
Science and Technology Secretary Renato Solidum Junior stated that the initiative responds to the presidential directive to create a unified disaster information system.
The platform incorporates near real-time monitoring, geolocated alerts, and AI-powered decision-making tools.
Authorities indicated that the system gathers information on geological and hydrometeorological hazards, along with warnings from specialized agencies, while also allowing users to report floods, fires, or accidents.
The institute’s director, Teresito Bacolcol, emphasized that the tool promotes citizen participation and improves the capacity to respond to critical situations.
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