HeyJaredPacific Prepared Podcast
Disasters are inevitable but losing your life or home isn't. Learn what to do before, during and after disaster in this program aimed at helping you keep safe.
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Tongan residents reminded of the risks from disasters and how they can be better prepared to keep everyone safe (opens the original)
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Even though disasters are common in Tonga, there's still the need to constantly remind communities of the risks and ensure people are prepared.
Changing weather pushes Sigatoka fisherman to adapt his way of making a living (opens the original)
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Months of rough seas have kept Mr Avenai Naulago off the ocean, but the river near his home is helping him keep his livelihood going.
Watching the sea move closer to home in Malevu village (opens the original)
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In Malevu village on Naviti Island, retired police officer Vesivesi Bose has watched the coastaline change over the years as the sea slowly reshapes the place, he calls home
One Samoan resident explains how he thinks the 2009 tsunami helped to make locals better prepared for disasters in the future (opens the original)
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Taking the small positives after a disaster in the Pacific, how one Samoan resident says the 2009 tsunami helped change people’s mind sets.
Making the most of the sun; a large government alliance is hoping to make change through solar energy in the Pacific (opens the original)
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Governments are working together to take advantage of the Pacific sun and convert it into energy for Pacific communities.
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