That would depend more on the type of injury rather than on the earthquake.
The main difference is that after an earthquake, the possibility to get help is probably limited. Roads might not be passable. Hospitals might be full of injured people.
So do the regular First Aid things, like you would if you got injured while out camping/hiking.
Don't call emergency services or go to a hospital unless you really need qualified help.
Compound/open fractures, big/deep cuts, particularly to hands, face, joints. Trouble breathing, internal injuries w/firm abdomen, sucking chest wounds, etc etc
The youngest child to have ever been born during an earthquake is any newborn who is born during an earthquake. It is unlikely that this should ever change as all babies who are born, whether during earthquakes or otherwise, are all newborns.
The death toll is said to be more than 1,700 and more than 10,000 are missing.
not many
the safest place during an earthquake is probably in the highest place you can be
what are the maxuim amount of slip on a fault during an earthquake
If possible get out into the open where nothing can fall on you. If you are in a built up area shelter under something sturdy. The shaking of the ground is not likely to harm you it is falling objects that hurt people during an earthquake.
In an earthquake, you should avoid being inside of a building. You should also avoid being around anything that could fall and hurt you.
stay indoors
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No, during a tornado you should. During an earthquake, stop whatever you are doing, get under a sturdy structure like a table or doorframe, and cover your head.
if earthquake occurs, you should stay in your house where the warmest area you can think of, back in India there was a earthquake and family's held hands together in the toilet where they sleep.
Because it is electricity and you can get stuck there.
Wish you were elsewhere . There is little you can do in a major quake.
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Around 300,000 people died during the earthquake on January 12th in Haiti, and around 1,000,000 people were injured.
The youngest child to have ever been born during an earthquake is any newborn who is born during an earthquake. It is unlikely that this should ever change as all babies who are born, whether during earthquakes or otherwise, are all newborns.