During,Stay inside.

Drop under heavy

furniture such as a table, desk, bed or any
solid furniture. Cover your head and torso to
prevent being hit by falling objects. Hold onto
the object that you are under so that you
remain covered.

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Cover your head and neck with

your arms and hands If you take
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cover under a sturdy piece of
furniture.
TIPS ON WHAT TO DO
BEFORE , DURING,
Hold on to a nearby desk or table. AFTER THE
Hold on to it and be prepared to
move with it.
EARTHQUAKE
Before,Prepare for three to seven days of
After,Put on sturdy shoes and protective clothing electricity, water, gas, and telephone outages.
to help prevent injury from debris, especially broken
glass. Check your home for structural damage and
Conduct a thorough investigation of your
home, checking for any defective wiring,
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other hazards. If you suspect your home is unsafe, leaky gas connections, and deep cracks in the
do not re-enter. If you have to leave your home, take ceiling or foundation that could pose a danger
during a quake.
your emergency kit and other essential items with
you.
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 After an earthquake · Be prepared for aftershocks. · Listen to the
radio or television for information from authorities. Put on sturdy
shoes and protective clothing to help prevent injury from debris,
especially broken glass. Check your home for structural damage
and other hazards. If you suspect your home is unsafe, do not
re-enter. If you have to leave your home, take your
emergency kit and other essential items with you.
Before an earthquake. Secure heavy furniture,
hanging plants, heavy pictures or mirrors. Keep
flammable or hazardous liquids in cabinets or on
lower shelves. Maintain emergency food, water and
other supplies, including a flashlight, a portable
battery-operated radio, extra batteries, medicines,
first aid kit and clothing.

The greatest danger is from

falling and flying objects. You are
much more likely to be injured by
TVs, lamps, glass, bookcases,
etc.

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Indoors: Outdoors:
Move to a clear area away
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You can no more win a
war than you can win an
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-Stay away from windows, and electrical wires

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Earthquakes seldom cause complete building
objects that could fall.
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Downtown:
Move away from building
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refrigerator, stove, and
collapse in the United States. The greatest danger is fronts Protect yourself
overhead cabinets.
from falling or flying objects. The “Drop, Cover, and against falling bricks, glass
and other debris
Hold” technique is designed to provide the greatest
protection from this type of situation. Crowded Store: -Do

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NOT rush from the exits -
Why Is “Drop, Cover and Hold” Recommended?
Move away from displace
 The “duck and cover” protection approach was shelves -
developed to protect occupants from falling
hazards, the greatest danger to the U.S.
"Drop, Cover and Hold" TO DO BEFORE,
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population during an earthquake.
It is best to “Drop” before the earthquake drops
DURING,AFTER
you. Find nearby shelter or use your arms and
hands to “Cover” your head and neck. “Hold” THE
on to your shelter and move with it if it shifts.
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during an earthquake even during quakes that
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