The document provides guidance on what to do before, during, and after an earthquake. Before an earthquake, one should prepare a first aid kit, make an emergency plan to meet family, and secure heavy furniture. During a quake, one should stay inside if indoors or outside if outdoors, and do the earthquake drill of dropping, covering, and holding on. After, one should check for injuries, assess home damage, stay away from hazards, help others, and expect aftershocks.

2. What to do
before an
Earthquake?
Teacher Charlene

4. Make sure you
have prepare
the following at
home:

10. Learn first aid.

12. Learn
how to:

16. Make up a plan
of where to
meet your family
after an
earthquake.

18. Don't leave
heavy objects on
shelves!
(they'll fall
during a quake).

20. Anchor heavy
furniture,
cupboards, and
appliances to the
walls or floor.

22. Learn the
earthquake
plan at your
school or
workplace.

25. What to do
during an
Earthquake?
Teacher Charlene

27. X

28. Don’t
run! Just
walk.

30. If you're
indoors, stay
inside.

32. If you're
outside, stay
outside.

34. Do the
Earthquake
Drill

39. HOLD!

44. If you're in a car,
stop the car and
stay inside the car
until the
earthquake stops.

46. Don't use
elevators!
(they'll
probably get
stuck anyway).

49. What to do
after an
Earthquake?
Teacher Charlene

51. Check yourself and
others for injuries.
Provide first aid
for anyone who
needs it.

54. Houses should
be checked on
walls or
floors.

56. Stay away
from
damaged
areas.

58. After an
earthquake, it is
important to
extend help to
earthquake
victims.

60. Expect
aftershock.

62. Tsunami

63. Landslide