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    Performance Task Science - Brochure Earthquake

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    The document provides guidance on what to do during an earthquake depending on your location. It advises that if indoors, drop and take cover under a sturdy surface and hold on until shaking stops. Stay away from windows, light fixtures, and anything that could fall. If outdoors, move away from buildings and overhead hazards and get down until shaking stops. If in a vehicle, pull over and stop in a clear area away from structures. Aftershocks may occur so be prepared, and listen to radio for updates after the quake stops. Inspect your home for damage when it is safe to do so.

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    Performance Task Science - Brochure Earthquake

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    The document provides guidance on what to do during an earthquake depending on your location. It advises that if indoors, drop and take cover under a sturdy surface and hold on until shaking stops. Stay away from windows, light fixtures, and anything that could fall. If outdoors, move away from buildings and overhead hazards and get down until shaking stops. If in a vehicle, pull over and stop in a clear area away from structures. Aftershocks may occur so be prepared, and listen to radio for updates after the quake stops. Inspect your home for damage when it is safe to do so.

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    The document provides guidance on what to do during an earthquake depending on your location. It advises that if indoors, drop and take cover under a sturdy surface and hold on until shaking stops. Stay away from windows, light fixtures, and anything that could fall. If outdoors, move away from buildings and overhead hazards and get down until shaking stops. If in a vehicle, pull over and stop in a clear area away from structures. Aftershocks may occur so be prepared, and listen to radio for updates after the quake stops. Inspect your home for damage when it is safe to do so.

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    Performance Task Science - Brochure Earthquake

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    rzyjo
    The document provides guidance on what to do during an earthquake depending on your location. It advises that if indoors, drop and take cover under a sturdy surface and hold on until shaking stops. Stay away from windows, light fixtures, and anything that could fall. If outdoors, move away from buildings and overhead hazards and get down until shaking stops. If in a vehicle, pull over and stop in a clear area away from structures. Aftershocks may occur so be prepared, and listen to radio for updates after the quake stops. Inspect your home for damage when it is safe to do so.

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    During an earthquake

    IF INSIDE: After an
    earthquake
    DROP DOWN ONTO
    YOUR HANDS AND
    KNEES.

    TAKE COVER IN A BE PREPARED FOR AFTERSHOCKS.


    SAFE PLACE AND AFTERSHOCKS CAN OCCUR IN THE
    HOLD ON. FIRST HOURS, DAYS, WEEKS OR EVEN
    MONTHS AFTER THE QUAKE.
    STAY AWAY FROM
    PICTURES,

    Ways to ensure
    WINDOWS, LIGHT
    FIXTURES OR LISTEN TO A

    disaster
    ANYTHING THAT RADIO OR TV
    COULD FALL AND FOR UPDATED
    BREAK. INFORMATION.
    preparedness
    during IF OUTDOORS:
    earthquakes
    MOVE INTO THE OPEN, AWAY
    FROM BUILDINGS, STREET LIGHTS,
    POLES AND UTILITY WIRES.
    GET DOWN LOW AND STAY THERE
    UNTIL THE SHAKING STOPST.
    SUBMITTED BY: ZAIRA JOY ANDAM

    SUBMITTED TO: MS. RONALYN DUMAG


    IF IN A MOVING WHEN THE SHAKING STOPS, LOOK
    AROUND. IF THERE IS A CLEAR
    VEHICLE: PATH OUT, LEAVE THE BUILDING
    AND HEAD FOR AN OPEN AREA.
    · MOVE TO A CLEAR AREA AWAY
    FROM BUILDINGS, TREES, UTILITY
    WIRES AND OVERPASSES.
    · ONCE THE SHAKING HAS
    STOPPED, PROCEED WITH INSPECT
    CAUTION, AVOIDING BRIDGES THAT YOUR HOME
    MIGHT HAVE BEEN DAMAGED BY
    THE EARTHQUAKE.
    Ways on they can 4. Volunteer for Disaster
    contribute in Relief:
    reducing damage Volunteer with
    organizations that provide
    due to earthquakes disaster relief and recovery
    services after earthquakes.
    1. Education and Awareness:
    Educate yourself and others 5. Drill and Practice:
    about earthquake risks and Participate in earthquake
    safety measures. drills at work, school, and
    Stay informed about local in your community to
    seismic activity and practice what to do in case
    preparedness effort. of an earthquake.

    Earthquake
    2. Donate to Disaster Relief Emergency Kit
    Funds:
    *First-aid kit and handbook
    Contribute to organizations
    that provide aid to *Flashlights with extra bulbs
    earthquake-affected areas. and batteries

    *Portable radio with extra


    3. Emergency Preparedness batteries
    Kits:
    Assemble an earthquake *Canned and package foods
    preparedness kit with
    essential supplies. *Water for each family
    member

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