Life-saving warnings for deaf launched


Muntinlupa City is pilot testing an early warning system (EWS) for the deaf.
A total of 20 beacon lights has been installed in key locations in the city, including schools, health centers, and major thoroughfares. The multi-colored LED lights convey clear, color-coded alerts for various hazards such as tropical cyclones, earthquakes and other emergencies. Once an emergency is detected, the system is activated, flashing distinct light signals that correspond to specific disaster types.
The new EWS complements Muntinlupa’s 17 existing EWS sirens that deliver audible alerts citywide during emergencies.
“Preparedness should be inclusive. Through this first-of-its-kind system, we’re making sure that every Muntinlupeño, especially those who cannot hear sirens or public announcements, receives life-saving warnings when it matters most,” said Mayor Ruffy Biazon during the launching of the beacon lights.
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