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Hi everyone, this is me, Rona, and today you're coming with me on one of my favorite missions. I'm heading out to a kindergarten with my team to train children in earthquake preparedness. This is part of Brave Cats, a program created to help young children age 3 to 6 learn how to stay safe during disaster in a fun and simple way. We use games, songs, and storytelling to teach self rescue techniques. This helps them to have fun but at the same time learn something important. Look at them learning is to duck cover and hold on with a big smile on your face. Then we simulate a real situations. If there is an earthquake, they can be under the table and run outside. After the training, we gave them a pass test to find out whether they really understood the lessons or not and the results. All of them understood the material we gave them. Children are usually not trained to deal with disasters and that's why they are vulnerable. Yes, involvement in disaster is very important because they are building the resilience of both children and teenagers. That's so that's all for today's flocks and see you. Next time.