Set the alarm for 12:05 p.m.

Web alarm clock for 12:05 p.m.

While you are handling another task at the evacuation centre, a 12:05 pm alarm can pull you away at the right moment to conduct the roll call. Set it before returning to your work, and keep the names or headcount sheet where you can reach them quickly. The check happens well before 1:00 pm, so the hour remains available for following up on anyone who does not answer.

Because the roll call depends on hearing the alert, leave this alarm page open in your browser while you continue working. Closing the page or the browser cancels the alarm, and a sleeping phone or laptop may prevent the sound from playing; that could leave the evacuation-centre roll call waiting while people expect instructions. Keep the device awake, raise the volume to an audible level, and use a separate phone alarm as backup when timing cannot slip.

At a Philippine evacuation centre around midday, harsh sunlight can make a bright screen harder to read, while shaded rooms may leave printed names dim. Before 12:05 pm, choose a shaded spot for the roll call, angle the screen away from glare, and place the list where daylight reaches it without washing it out. If the centre has uneven lighting, prepare a small torch before the alarm sounds so you can confirm names without delaying the count.