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This document provides safety tips for earthquakes in 3 sentences or less: There are two main scales for measuring earthquakes - the Mercalli intensity scale measures ground shaking and damage, while the Richter scale measures the energy released by an earthquake. The document outlines steps to take before, during, and after an earthquake, such as securing heavy objects, having emergency supplies ready, and staying away from buildings, trees and power lines if outside during shaking. Safety tips include covering and holding during shaking, checking for hazards after shaking subsides, and listening to instructions on the radio.
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The document provides tips and recommendations for staying safe during an earthquake:
- Take cover under sturdy furniture or in an inside corner and hold on until shaking stops. Protect yourself in doorways and corners away from windows or anything that could fall.
- If in bed, hold on and protect your head. Avoid moving until shaking stops. Move away from buildings, trees, wires after shaking stops.
- Stop vehicle in open space and avoid stopping near buildings or overhead structures. Proceed with caution checking for road damage after shaking stops.
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Safety tips for earthquake.
- 1. SAFETY TIPS FOR EARTHQUAKE TRUSHAWN KNIGHT SJ136885 2C
- 2. TIPS Inside the Home • Store emergency supplies in a safe location. • Install latches on all cabinets to protect utensils and all other valuables. Outside the Home • Have a plan to meet at a specific location outside the house it the house is destroyed • Make sure the house or building is anchored to its foundation. • Secure weak structures by adding strong braces on the outside and the inside.
- 3. There are two types of earthquake scale: the mercalli scale and the richter scale. Earthquakes are measured on the mercalli intensity scale. This include the ground motion and damage. The richter scale are based on released energy by an earthquake. The mercalli scale is used to indicate the intensity of the earthquake.
- 5. BEFORE AN EARTHQUAKE • Place heavier objects on lower shelves to prevent breakage and personal injury. • Strap your water heater to wall studs with metal plumbing tape to prevent broken pipes and fires. • Keep on hand a flashlight; a portable radio with fresh batteries; a first-aid kit; a fire extinguisher, a three-day supply of fresh water; nonperishable, ready-to-eat foods; and an adjustable wrench for turning off gas and water.
- 7. DURING AN EARTHQUAKE• Stay calm and stay put. • If outdoors, stay away from buildings, trees, and power lines. If driving, move away from overpasses, stop slowly in a safe area, and stay in your vehicle. Stay off bridges. Listen to the radio. • If in a high-rise building, stay in the building, on the same floor. Get under a desk and stay away from outside walls and windows. Do not use the elevator.
- 9. In the case of an earthquake if you are inside your house or a building you would illustrated the picture in figure 1. In addition, if there is nothing to go under figure 2 can be demonstrated inside the house or building as well. However, if you are outside in the open area figure 2 would be a better picture to carry out where the boy is in the circle. Cover and hold. Figure 1 Figure 2
- 10. AFTER AN EARTHQUAKE • Wear sturdy shoes to protect your feet from broken glass. • Check for injuries and apply necessary first aid. • Clean up spilled medicines, bleaches, gasoline, and other flammable liquids.
- 11. • Check for building damage and potential safety hazards- like cracks around chimneys or foundations. • Be prepared for aftershocks, which can further damage weakened structures. • Listen to the radio for public-safety instructions.
- 12. This is what the road will looks like after a major earthquake has occurred. After the earthquake you should listen to the news for the latest update.
- 13. Which is the odd one out?
- 14. Which of the following earthquake scale is based on energy released? THE RICHTER SCALE
- 16. TRY AGAIN