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1. Decreased number of cold nights
2. Increased days with extreme heat
3. Increased humidity

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1. Improve health facilities by adding fans, air conditioners, ensure air circulation in the buildings
2. Ensure continuous water supply for all health facilities
3. To have water treatment facilities in all health facilities to ensure supply of water even during dry season
4. Improve IEC to avoid heat related diseases

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1. Death; multiple morbidities
2. Decrease in manpower (for working class)
3. Decrease in attendance (students)
4. Decrease in resources (medical supplies)

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1. Increase in cases of Hypertensive Cardiovascular Diseases
2. Increase in cases of Heat Stroke (loss of consciousness, altered mental status, high temperature, sweating, heat exhaustion, heat rash)
3. Increase in cases of dehydration
4. Increase in hospital consults
5. Increase in demand for medications, medical supplies, rescue teams, ambulances

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1. Improve drainage system
2. Capacity building for both health sector and response team in preparing before the onset of typhoons
3. Improve hospital facilities (such as: hybrid ambulance, solar panels, increase bed capacity)
4. Distribution of emergency medicines in Local Health Centers
5. Capacity building on disease prevention of BHERT
6. Hire additional manpower especially for health sector
7. Provide additional facilities for health sector
8. Improve health facilities by ensuring it as typhoon proof and flood proof
9. Improve IEC for water-borne diseases
10. Provide services for health-workers that will be deployed for duty, before the on-set of typhoon

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1. Death; multiple morbidities
2. Decrease in manpower (for working class)
3. Decrease in attendance (students)
4. Decrease in resources (medical supplies)
5. Decrease in economic activity

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1. Increased cases of water-borne diseases (AGE, Leptospirosis, Dengue)
2. Increase in cases of Respiratory Tract Infections (Pneumonia, Cough, Colds)
3. Increase in cases of diseases for Healthcare workers (exhaustion, burnout)
4. Decrease in hospital capacity
5. Increase in demand for medications, medical supplies, rescue teams, ambulances

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example:
1.Increase flood water level
2. Increase intensity and impacts of flood cause by typhoons
3. increased number of cold nights

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CWD
1. Historical Impacts:
example:
TS Ondoy (2009)
Typhoon Fabian (2021)

2. Patterns of change
RCP 4.5, RCP8.5: CWD increases by 1 day

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Projected changes in the AVERAGE seasonal rainfall

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Projected changes in the AVERAGE seasonal rainfall

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JJA is the wettest season
Changes in rainfall during JJA due to ?
RCP 8.5: 90mm increase

Largest rainfall increase that may be due to the effects of ?, during SON
RCP8.5: 151mm increase

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Flooding

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Heavy rainfall

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Makati City