#typhoon hagupit

In times of a typhoon, an official hashtag (like #RubyPH) is a useful way to stay updated with advisories from PAGASA as well as for the local media and government to monitor emergencies and people in need of rescuing. #RainySelfie #RubySelfie #TyphoonRuby #RubyPH http://t.co/IoVbJeqKrI — ZyRieL_Unstoppable21 (@MelGalan) December 8, 2014 6. The following are suspended due to Typhoon #RubyPH: 1. Philippines is subject to yet another supertyphoon, and our friends from Google and Globe Telecom have a few tips to share to everyone so we could prepare as much as we can before we feel the wrath of typhoon Hagupit. [caption id="attachment_76321" align="aligncenter" width="480"] Typhoon Hagupit as of 8:46PM, December 4, 2014 (through earth.nullschool.net)[/caption] We’ve previously reported on Google Public Alerts that now warns Filipinos of upcoming typhoons. This time, the crisis map for typhoon Hagupit has now been posted in addition to the main public alert page and ready to be viewed (just hit the links). Dim LCD screens and shorten screen timeout Minimize notifications and use phone only when necessary Customers in areas identified in the path of Typhoon Hagupit should also make sure their respective lists of contacts are in order. The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) is giving members and pensioners affected by Typhoons Tino and Uwan a much-needed breather with a three-month grace period on emergency loan payments. Read more in our articles including "10 Wrong but Funny Ways Filipinos used #RubyPH" and "Tips on How to Prepare for Typhoon Hagupit".