Web alarm clock for 6:08 p.m.
You are handing the earthquake preparedness drill to another facilitator at 6:08 pm, so set the alarm for the moment they need to move the group to the next activity. Briefly confirm who will explain the evacuation route, check the emergency kit, and lead everyone toward the assembly area. With 7:00 pm approaching, a clear handover keeps the final part of the session from drifting.
Your earthquake preparedness drill may miss its cue if you close this browser page, and it will not sound while your phone or computer is asleep. Keep the page open and the device awake, with its volume high enough for the incoming facilitator to hear. Before stepping away, test that sound is allowed and leave the screen somewhere visible rather than relying on a reminder that may be silenced.
As the afternoon session moves toward 7:00 pm, voices from nearby offices, classrooms, traffic, or a barangay hall can become less predictable as people head home. Place the device near the person taking over, not beside a doorway or electric fan. Choose a clear tone that stands apart from conversation, then agree that the alarm means the current drill step ends and the next one begins.
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