Basic Things to Know:
Before an Earthquake
Identify possible earthquake hazards in your home.
Do what you can to reduce the threat of these hazards in your home.
EXAMPLES OF HAZARDS?
HOW TO PREPARE YOUR HOME?
WHAT MORE SHOULD I KNOW?
Identify possible earthquake hazards in your home.
Do what you can to reduce the threat of these hazards in your home.
EXAMPLES OF HAZARDS?
HOW TO PREPARE YOUR HOME?
WHAT MORE SHOULD I KNOW?
During an Earthquake
If outdoors:
Stay there unless it is unsafe. Move away from buildings, trees, streetlights and utility wires.
WHAT MORE CAN I DO?
If outdoors:
Stay there unless it is unsafe. Move away from buildings, trees, streetlights and utility wires.
WHAT MORE CAN I DO?
After an Earthquake
If you live near coastal waters, be aware that the earthquake may have caused a tsunami. Evacuate to higher ground immediately and stay there until you are told it is safe to return.
WHAT MORE CAN I DO TO KEEP SAFE AFTER AN EARTHQUAKE?
If you live near coastal waters, be aware that the earthquake may have caused a tsunami. Evacuate to higher ground immediately and stay there until you are told it is safe to return.
WHAT MORE CAN I DO TO KEEP SAFE AFTER AN EARTHQUAKE?
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The largest earthquake recorded in the world was a 9.5 magnitude quake in Chile on May 22, 1960.
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