The fifth anniversary on Thursday of the deadly super typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines is an apt time to highlight the importance of the public's cooperation in government-initiated pre-disaster activities and environmental programs, according to local authorities.For Leopoldo Dominic Petilla, governor of Leyte Province in the central part of the country that bore the brunt of Haiyan nearly five years ago, this is "the most important message that we can send to people during the anniversary."Pettila, in an interview with Kyodo News, said it is only natural for people to become less vigilan…READ FULL ARTICLE
