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1) During an earthquake, if indoors drop under a table, cover your head and hold onto the table until shaking stops. If outdoors, stay away from buildings, walls, and power lines that may fall. 2) After an earthquake, check for injuries, fires, and damaged utilities. Cooperate with neighbors for rescue and first aid. Get information from authorities on what to do next. 3) In a fire, leave the building immediately and call for help. If unable to leave, go to a room with a window and call for help from there. Stay low in smoke and crawl toward exits. Stop, drop, and roll if clothes catch fire.
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1) The document outlines 7 steps to prepare for an earthquake: make your home safe, create an escape plan, assemble a disaster kit, check your home's structure, learn how to drop and cover, check for damage after, and communicate during recovery.
2) It recommends preparing your home by checking for hazards, knowing safe spots indoors and out, educating your family, and having emergency supplies ready.
3) An earthquake safety kit should include water, food, first aid supplies, blankets, a radio, batteries, cash, and items for pets. Being prepared can help remain calm during an emergency.
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1) The document outlines 7 steps to prepare for an earthquake: make your home safe, create an escape plan, assemble a disaster kit, check your home's structure, learn how to drop and cover during shaking, check for damage after, and communicate during recovery.
2) It recommends preparing your home by identifying hazards, safe spots indoors and out, educating your family on safety steps, and having emergency supplies ready.
3) A basic earthquake safety kit is listed, including a gallon of water per person, first aid supplies, food, blankets, a portable radio and batteries, cash, and items for pets. The conclusion emphasizes having contact information available and remembering escape plans and kit locations.
Emergencies Overview Present Version 03 2009 03 04[1]
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