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    Green Illustrated Earthquake Safety Infographic

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    The document provides hazard preparedness information for earthquakes, including making a survival kit with essential supplies like water, food, and a first aid kit. It advises that if an earthquake strikes, one should stop, drop, cover their head, and hold on until the shaking stops. It also recommends finding shelter next to a large object and curling into a fetal position. Finally, the document stresses the importance of having an emergency plan and discussing earthquake safety with one's family to reduce fear, particularly for children.

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    The document provides hazard preparedness information for earthquakes, including making a survival kit with essential supplies like water, food, and a first aid kit. It advises that if an earthquake strikes, one should stop, drop, cover their head, and hold on until the shaking stops. It also recommends finding shelter next to a large object and curling into a fetal position. Finally, the document stresses the importance of having an emergency plan and discussing earthquake safety with one's family to reduce fear, particularly for children.

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    The document provides hazard preparedness information for earthquakes, including making a survival kit with essential supplies like water, food, and a first aid kit. It advises that if an earthquake strikes, one should stop, drop, cover their head, and hold on until the shaking stops. It also recommends finding shelter next to a large object and curling into a fetal position. Finally, the document stresses the importance of having an emergency plan and discussing earthquake safety with one's family to reduce fear, particularly for children.

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    Green Illustrated Earthquake Safety Infographic

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    The document provides hazard preparedness information for earthquakes, including making a survival kit with essential supplies like water, food, and a first aid kit. It advises that if an earthquake strikes, one should stop, drop, cover their head, and hold on until the shaking stops. It also recommends finding shelter next to a large object and curling into a fetal position. Finally, the document stresses the importance of having an emergency plan and discussing earthquake safety with one's family to reduce fear, particularly for children.

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    HAZARD IN MY

    DON´T PANIC, COMMUNITY: EARTHQUAKE


    KEEP CALM

    BARANGGAY
    KALASUNGAY
    HAZARD PLAN

    FIND A TRIANGLE OF LIFE


    STOP, GET NEXT TO A
    DROP, LARGE, BULKY
    COVER AND OBJECT.
    HOLD ON CURL UP IN A
    FETAL
    POSITION.

    WHAT SHOULD I AND


    OTHERS DO?
    -MAKE A SURVIVAL KIT AND
    PRACTICE DISASTER
    PREPAREDNESS
    WATER
    NON-PERISHABLE FOOD
    FLASHLIGHT
    WHISTLE
    BATTERY-POWERED
    RADIO
    EXTRA BATTERIES
    FIRST AID KIT
    MEDICATIONS
    MULTI-PURPOSE TOOL
    SANITATION AND
    PERSONAL HYGIENE
    ITEMS

    HAVE A PLAN
    TALK ABOUT EARTHQUAKES WITH
    YOUR FAMILY. MAKE AN EMERGENCY
    PLAN FOR WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF
    AN EARTHQUAKE.

    DISCUSSING AHEAD OF TIME HELPS


    REDUCE FEAR, PARTICULARLY FOR
    YOUNGER CHILDREN.

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