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If you are in a building get to a basement, crouch down, cover your head and try to make your self as small as possible..

If no basement is available got to a room in the center part of the lowest floor and stay away from windows. Closets and bathrooms offer good protection.

If you are in a car abandon it and seek a sturdy shelter. If no shelter is available lie down in a ditch.

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