21/10/2025
It's important to know the risk of your location, specially your home. You can definitely know it easily for free!
Hazard map is available on the internet, we have https://hazardhunter.georisk.gov.ph/map
It can determine ground rupture, intensity of ground shaking when the big one arrives, flooding zone, liquefaction and many more.
Have your home check by the professional, much better by our Civil/ Structural Engineers. If you're planning to buy a lot or buy a home, check first the risk factors of the property.
Get a professional, follow building codes, have your homes/ facilities design and build by licensed architects and engineers.
Be prepared and safe PH!
LIQUEFACTION will amplify the BIG ONE.
Liquefaction occurring beneath buildings and other structures can cause major damage during earthquakes. -USGS
Liquefaction is a process in which a solid or gas transforms into a liquid, or where soil temporarily loses its strength and behaves like a fluid. In geotechnical engineering, it most commonly refers to the phenomenon where water-saturated soil loses its strength and stiffness during an earthquake or other seismic event, causing structures to sink or tilt.
To prepare for a major earthquake, create an emergency plan and kit, secure your home/properties, and practice safety drills.
Build to code: Adhere to proper building standards to ensure structures can withstand seismic activity.
Prioritize safety: Avoid shortcuts in construction, as building codes are essential for mitigating risks.