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Skyblue Buildings Earthquake Natural Disaster Poster

The document provides guidance on what to do before, during, and after an earthquake. It advises creating evacuation plans and securing objects before shaking occurs. During shaking, it recommends moving away from windows and remaining indoors or outdoors depending on location. Afterward, it lists checking for injuries, damage to utilities, smells of gas, and establishing communications as important steps.

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Skyblue Buildings Earthquake Natural Disaster Poster

The document provides guidance on what to do before, during, and after an earthquake. It advises creating evacuation plans and securing objects before shaking occurs. During shaking, it recommends moving away from windows and remaining indoors or outdoors depending on location. Afterward, it lists checking for injuries, damage to utilities, smells of gas, and establishing communications as important steps.

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Earthquake 101

What to do BEFORE, DURING, and AFTER the shaking.

BEFORE DURING AFTER

Plan with your family Stay Calm Assess your


Make sure everyone in the house knows what to do
during an earthquake.
If you're indoors, situation
stay inside, If you're Check yourself and others for
outside, stay injuries. Provide first aid for
outside. anyone who needs it.
Indoors
Stand against a wall near the
center of the building, stand
in a doorway, or crawl under
heavy furniture (a desk or
table). Stay away from Check water, gas, and electric lines for
windows and outside doors.
Know/have an evacuation plan once an Outdoors damage. If any are damaged, shut off the
valves. Check for the smell of gas. If you
earthquake hits, including where to go, what Stay in the open away
smell it, open all the windows and doors,
to do, and what to bring in a go-bag. from power lines or
anything that might fall. leave immediately and report it to the
Secure your Stay away from buildings authorities.
(stuff might fall off the
stuff building or the building
Secure any objects within could fall on you).
your home or office that
might fall during an
earthquake.

Prepare Firefighting
Establish
Equipment
Fires are the second most Communications
damaging part of an earthquake. Turn on the radio. Don't use the
phone unless it's an emergency.

Prepare & Store If you're driving, stop the car and stay Expect
Assemble a few essentials inside the car until the earthquake Aftershocks
and have them readily
accessible: stops. If you're at school or work,
Water (at least 1.5 follow the emergency plan
liters)
Ready-to-eat meals
Always Remember or the instructions of the
person in charge.
Masks
Flashlight and extra Tsunami
batteries
Stay away from beaches.
Clothing
Tsunamis and seiches
First aid kit
Radio sometimes hit after the
Powerbank ground has stopped
Whistle shaking.

Carl Steven Liwag


Andrei Clement Padilla

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