Earthquake Safety Preparedness

The video tutorial provides essential safety measures to follow during an earthquake. It begins with general advice for staying calm and avoiding hazards indoors, such as shelves and windows. It introduces the concept of creating a 'life triangle' by taking cover under sturdy furniture. The tutorial explains the 'drop, cover, and hold' method to protect oneself from falling objects. For those outside, it advises staying away from buildings and power lines and avoiding the sea due to tsunami risks. The video emphasizes the importance of having an emergency kit ready and concludes with a reminder that these steps can significantly reduce injury risks.

What should you avoid when you are inside a building during an earthquake?

• Holding onto a sofa

• Getting under a sturdy table

• Staying calm

• Fixed shelves, cupboards, and windows

What is the first step in the drop, cover, and hold method?

• Cover your head and neck

• Drop to your knees

• Hold onto a sturdy object

• Bend over to protect vital organs

Why is it important to have an emergency kit on hand during an earthquake?

• To prevent falling

• To stay calm

• To create a life triangle

• To reduce the risk of injury

What should you do if you are outside during an earthquake?

• Stand up straight

• Run towards the sea

• Stay away from trees and power lines

• Stay near buildings

What is a potential risk if you are near the sea during an earthquake?

• Tsunami

• Falling objects

• Landslides

• Power outages

What should you do to protect yourself from falling objects if you are outside?

• Stand still

• Run away

• Crouch down

• Lie flat on the ground