TAGBILARAN CITY, Aug.10 -- The Nagoya Institute of Technology, Bohol Island State University, and the provincial government teamed up to come up with a disaster risk-reduction management facility and training on sewage infrastructure.
Two experts from the Japanese university met with Governor Edgar Chatto on Thursday and presented key technologies that can mitigate the risks of disasters.
Yoshio Naguchi and Koki Saito with Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management officer Anthony Damalerio met with Chatto at the People’s Mansion and presented to the governor the latest technology that may help in disaster risk-reduction.
The partnership also involves data sharing through aerial 3D imaging with the use of a Japan technology kite plane, said Leah Sumampong of the Effective Development Communication Department of the Provincial Capitol.
Disaster risk reduction is a huge deal in Bohol. In recent years, Bohol has been a victim of calamities both man-made and natural.
The use of technology will immensely improve the capabilities of the government to bring aid to the people in times of disaster.
Bohol has been known for its resiliency. It has shown the ability to bounce back from any adversity.
The province remains in constant disaster threats..
On Thursday, a tremor shook Lila town, 37 kilometers away from capital Tagbilaran. No one got hurt and no reported damage. (Dave Albarado/PNA)
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