Precautions before a natural disaster

The video provides a comprehensive guide on earthquake preparedness, covering safety measures before, during, and after an earthquake. It emphasizes the importance of having an emergency kit, staying calm, and following established evacuation routes. Post-earthquake, it advises checking for structural damage and communicating with authorities. The video also highlights the need to stay informed and prepared for aftershocks.

Why is it important to have clear information about earthquake preparedness?

• Because it is a legal requirement.

• To avoid any kind of natural disaster.

• To ensure safety during an earthquake.

• To impress others with your knowledge.

Which item is NOT typically included in an emergency kit?

• A television

• Canned food

• A flashlight

• A whistle

What should you do if you are inside a car during an earthquake?

• Exit the car immediately and go to a safe area.

• Call emergency services immediately.

• Honk the horn to alert others.

• Stay inside the car and drive to safety.

What is the first thing you should check before returning to your building after an earthquake?

• If the weather is clear.

• If your neighbors have returned.

• If there is any structural damage.

• If the building has electricity.

How should you communicate your status to relatives after an earthquake?

• By using social media or messaging apps.

• By visiting them in person.

• By waiting for them to contact you.

• By sending a letter.

What should you do if you find yourself trapped in rubble after an earthquake?

• Wait for someone to find you.

• Try to dig your way out.

• Make noises or use a flashlight to signal for help.

• Stay silent to conserve energy.

What should you do with your cell phone after an earthquake?

• Give it to someone else to use.

• Keep it charged and use it sparingly.

• Use it continuously to stay updated.

• Turn it off to save battery.