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Is your house really “matibay” during a Big One‑level earthquake—or is it one strong shake away from collapse?

In this episode of “Living on the Faults”, we expose 7 deadly Philippine building myths that could decide whether your family survives the next major quake.
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You’ll learn:
– Why “concrete” doesn’t automatically mean safe.
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– How many Filipino homes are actually substandard and non‑engineered.
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– Why properly designed condos can perform better than many low houses.
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– The hidden danger of soft‑story parking floors and “pa‑extend muna” second levels.
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– PHIVOLCS’ 12‑question checklist to self‑check your house.
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📌 Useful references:
PHIVOLCS / Inquirer: “Is your house quake‑ready? 12 questions”
https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/579316/...
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Vera Files: Earthquake‑resilient structures explained
https://verafiles.org/articles/vera-f...
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Asianews Network: “Most Philippine homes substandard, not ready for quakes”
https://asianews.network/most-philipp...
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GMA: “Buildings designed, built properly generally safe in strong quakes – engineers”
https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/topst...
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Residential Design & Construction Guidelines (Philippines) – earthquake section
https://www.preventionweb.net/files/s...
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⚠️ Always follow guidance from PHIVOLCS, local DRRM offices, and licensed engineers.
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