Advisory 1: PLDT, Smart aid continues in Northern Luzon communities affected by Julian, Kristine, Leon

PLDT and Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) are closely monitoring the situation in Luzon areas in the path of Typhoon Leon (Kong-Rey) as it continues to intensify and move closer to the region.

PLDT and Smart are ready to extend assistance to response and relief teams in areas where "Gener" is expected to pass. The group has prepositioned personnel, equipment, and resources to ensure the resilience of network services, and if needed, the quick response in areas that will be impacted by the tropical depression.

In celebration of National Resilience Month, PLDT and Smart, together with the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT), Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation (PDRF) and Huawei Philippines recently concluded a capacity-building workshop to strengthen the emergency communications capabilities of the DICT.

PLDT and Smart affirm their commitment to help find solutions to the challenges facing the production and social sectors of the country, through technology and innovation.

PLDT and its wireless unit Smart Communications, Inc. continue to provide much needed assistance to communities affected by Typhoon Carina.

PLDT and wireless subsidiary Smart recently turned over a Ligtas Kit to Baguio City's Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office to boost the city's disaster response.

PLDT and wireless unit Smart Communications are on standby as PHIVOLCS raises Kanlaon Volcano to Alert level 2.

PLDT and Smart are boosting efforts to create a safer work environment, a key part of a much broader program to advance disaster resilience. Together with BFP Makati, PLDT-Smart Property and Facilities Asset Resiliency Management Sector organized emergency drills at the PLDT Ramon Cojuangco Building and Smart Tower in Makati.

PLDT Inc. (PLDT) and its wireless unit Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) scale disaster resilience in Visayas in 2023, as the group ramped up the deployment of Ligtas Kits in the region and provided immediate response to calamity-affected communities.