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    1) Before an earthquake, secure furniture and appliances and maintain emergency supplies like food, water, flashlight and radio. 2) During an earthquake, stay inside, go under heavy furniture and hold on until it subsides. Avoid doorways and going outside. 3) After an earthquake, check for injuries, damages to electrical lines and appliances. Turn on the radio for news and information.

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    A Survey Conducted in Manila, Philippines. March 2017 - April 2017 Says That 74% of Filipino Households Admitted of Not Being Prepared for Natural Earthquakes While 26% Are Prepared.

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    1) Before an earthquake, secure furniture and appliances and maintain emergency supplies like food, water, flashlight and radio. 2) During an earthquake, stay inside, go under heavy furniture and hold on until it subsides. Avoid doorways and going outside. 3) After an earthquake, check for injuries, damages to electrical lines and appliances. Turn on the radio for news and information.

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    What To Do in An Earthquake

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    Eileen Dover
    1) Before an earthquake, secure furniture and appliances and maintain emergency supplies like food, water, flashlight and radio. 2) During an earthquake, stay inside, go under heavy furniture and hold on until it subsides. Avoid doorways and going outside. 3) After an earthquake, check for injuries, damages to electrical lines and appliances. Turn on the radio for news and information.

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    WHAT TO DO

    IN AN
    EARTHQUAKE
    before an
    01 earthquake
    Secure your house, such as furniture,
    appliances, etc. Maintain emergency food and
    water and other supplies. Such as a flashlight,
    portable battery-operated radio, etc.

    02
    during an
    earthquake
    Stay inside. Go down and get in cover with
    any heavy furniture and hold on to it until
    the earthquake has subsided. Do not go
    outside and avoid doorways due to them
    getting blocked.

    03 after the
    earthquake
    Once the earthquake has subsided, check
    yourself and others for injuries, check any
    electrical lines, appliances for any damages.
    Then turn on the radio for any news or
    information regarding the earthquake.

    74% 26%
    Knowing all
    these
    information will
    A survey conducted in Manila, Philippines. March
    help you and
    2017 - April 2017 says that 74% of Filipino
    your family of households admitted of not being prepared for
    being safe in natural earthquakes while 26% are prepared.
    natural disasters

    Sources
    https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1081652/most-filipinos-
    believe-not-being-ready-for-disasters-harvard-study
    WHAT TO NOT
    DO IN AN
    EARTHQUAKE

    01 BEFORE AN EARTHQUAKE
    DO NOT
    Let heavy furniture tip over and keep heavy
    items on lower shelves to not let it fall
    during an earthquake. And DO NOT go near
    glass, doors, windows, and furniture due to
    them having a high chance of getting
    strucked.

    during an earthquake 02
    DO NOT
    Use any matches, lighters, or stoves due to a
    chance of a gas leak thus sparking a huge
    fire. DO NOT go outside until the
    earthquake has subsided, instead stay
    under a piece of heavy furniture such as a
    bed or a table. t

    03 AFTER AN EARTHQUAKE
    DO NOT
    Leave your house unless you are forced too,
    DO NOT run due to debris and broken glass
    in your path. DO NOT use matches, lighters,
    toilets, light switches, etc. Due to probably a
    gas leak, electrical leak or any structural
    damage.

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