Because of the risk of tidal waves following on.
Storm winds don't wash away barrier beaches, but the waves they generate can.
A tsunami is only created when an earthquake or giant land slide occurs under the sea. The Christchurch earthquake happened at an inland site away from the ocean.
drive away as fast as possible!
According to the US Geological Survey (USGS), the Earthquake was felt up to 50 km away from the epicentre. Please see the related link for a contour map of earthquake intensity from the USGS.
Unless you are in an old non-reinforced building, you should seek cover under a large piece of furniture in the fetal position and wait until the earthquake is finished.
Away from any large objects.
Get into an open space away from buildings and anything else that can fall on you.
Storm winds don't wash away barrier beaches, but the waves they generate can.
They are liable to collapse.
well if a earthquake happened the best thing to do is to go as far away as possiable from the earthquake
No. Hurricanes often wash away beaches but tornadoes, which are not primary a coastal phenomenon, do not cause any significant beach erosion.
there was an earthquake
You should get in a place away from all windows and stay there until the shaking stops. And always relax and don't get scared and nervous.
It should isolated from underground water and isolated from rivers and drinking water. It should be away from expected earthquake
The Massif central is about 150 miles away. The French Alps are about 300 miles away. For rocky beaches you'd need to head west to Brittany where you'll find pink granite rocky beaches.
no. there are some a couple hours away though.
Waves can wash away the beaches.