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First of all if you're living on/near any fault lines your area may experience and earthquake or just trimmers. To protect yourself from this unpredictable disaster, you should:
a/ build houses according to the national building codes (though it can not 100% stop an earthquake if it hits directly, but can avoid major damage from trimmers)
b/ Don't populate/occupy a living habitat near any earthquake prone areas (seriously this is very important)
c/ If in the action of an earthquake, the best thing to do is to hold/take cover under trusted structures, and not run about: so when the shaking stops then evacuate to the open, and mind all electrical wires.
Hope this helps :)
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