This booklet is designed to help you and your family prepare for and survive the earthquake. By taking action to prepare, you can reduce the impact of the earthquake on your family. Prepare some emergency supplies and teach your family what to do when and after the disaster. You may not get help for as long as 72 hours, so at least learn to cope for that long.
The movement of the ground is rarely the real cause of death or injury. Most casualties are caused by the collapse of some buildings and falling objects, such as collapsed chimneys, falling bricks, plaster on the ceiling and lamps. Many of these situations are easily preventable.
Because the earthquake happens without warning, it is important to take measures to prepare now, so that you know what you can do and how to deal with it-constructive protection action is possible.
This booklet is designed to help you and your family learn to plan ahead in order to escape from a big earthquake. Preparing in advance can reduce the impact of the earthquake. Make some appropriate emergency reserves and tell your family what to do when and after the disaster. When a disaster happens, you are likely to get no help for 72 hours. So, at least learn how to survive 72 hours.
The movement of the ground in an earthquake generally does not directly cause casualties. Most casualties are caused by the collapse of buildings and the falling of objects and building fragments. Such as collapsed chimneys, falling bricks, mud on the ceiling, lights. And most situations are easy to avoid.
There is no warning before the earthquake, so it is very important to prepare from now on. In this way, you will know what to do when a disaster happens, how to deal with it, and how to protect yourself meaningfully.