Set the alarm for 11:04 p.m.

Web alarm clock for 11:04 p.m.

As you hand the evacuee list to the next volunteer, set the alarm for 11:04 pm so the family entry does not disappear between shifts. The alert gives you a clear moment to confirm the names, note who received the handover, and leave any unresolved detail visible before 12:00 am.

While the evacuee list is being checked, keep the alarm page in a tab you can return to easily. A tab moved behind messages or forms can remain open and the timer may continue, but some browsers reduce background activity or delay its sound. If the browser is closed or the phone falls asleep, the alarm cannot reliably remind you about the family, so use a separate phone alarm as backup for a critical handover.

Once the family record has been passed on, take a moment to check the air outside before leaving the evacuation centre. At 11:04 pm in the Philippines, evening humidity can still make the walk feel close and sticky, even after the day's heat has eased. Keep water within reach, choose a ventilated waiting spot, and protect paper notes from damp air during the trip home.