The Department of Education (DepEd) has ordered public schools to conduct “unannounced earthquake and fire drills every first and third week of every month.” According to a recent order…
The Department of Education has ordered public schools to conduct “unannounced earthquake and fire drills every first and third week of every month.”
“These drills are to ensure that all learners are properly guided on what should be done during and after an earthquake or occurrences of fire in schools,” the order read.
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