How to behave during an earthquake

earthquake

Still can't understand how important the safety instruction is not yet posted? Well, I will be the first. It is very important that people have used precautions and know what to do during an earthquake.

Instruction

Difficulty level: Easy

step 1

Feeling the first tremors, the most important thing is to react immediately. Lingers people often become victims of the earthquake: the falling pieces of ceiling, walls and objects. Ground motion can cause you fear, but try to remain calm and composure.

2 step

Being in the building:

1. Immediately take a safe place to stand in the doorway, climb under the bed or under the table. Stay away from Windows and heavy objects such as a refrigerator or stove, they can tip over or move.

2. Do not exit the building. Falling along the walls of the debris poses a serious danger. It would be better to wait a push there, and afterwards go to a safe place.(Regarding this point, there are exceptions)

3. Don't make panic on others by their actions(screams, vanity) save your sanity.

4. Do not rush to use the elevators and stairs. Often the crowd at these places, besides stairs often hit after shocks.

5. Be mentally prepared. The sound of glass breaking, cracking walls, fire siren, the electricity output of the system factors affecting the psyche. Be ready for it.

6. Do not jump open. You can get damage in that moment, as the building will be in perfect order.

Exception 2: If you are in unfortified brick building, it would be better to run out of it. While complying with safety rules and evading falling objects.

3 step

If you caught earthquakes OUTSIDE the home:

1. If the shocks you found on the sidewalk near a tall building, otaheite into the open, to avoid falling debris.

2. If at that moment you were a car, it should gradually stop away from tall buildings and bridges. Wait for the aftershocks.

step 4

What to do after an earthquake:

1. Stay calm.

2. Assess the situation.

3. Help people cope with the consequences: locate fires and extinguish them; help to pull people from the rubble; try to support and encourage children and victims; shut off the gas Wintel; encourage doctors, police, emergency and to all involved in rescue operations.

4. Contact with family and friends, will inform them about your safety.