7.3 Notes Earthquake Safety

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7.3 Notes Earthquake Safety

What could you do at home to prepare for an earthquake? Safeguard your home Put heavy objects on low shelves Have safe places to go in each room and outside Make a plan on where you should meet your family and when Store necessities: Water, nonperishable food, a fire extinguisher, a flashlight with batteries, a portable radio, medicines, a first aid kit

What do you do if you are inside when an earthquake begins? Stay inside – do not go running outside Crouch down under a table or desk as close to the center of the room as possible DROP, COVER, & HOLD!

What do you do if you are outside when an earthquake begins? Stay outside Lie face down away from power lines, buildings, and trees Cover your head with your hands