Ways to overcome earthquake

Answer 1

What you should do is just think you cant stop it from happening and you cant run away from it if someone dies in an earthquake that you know just think it wont happen to me it could but it wont so i cant worry the rest of my life hoping there will be no earthquake you cant hope and waste your life away.

Answer 2

In designing buildings, you deal with earthquakes by isolating them form the ground, or strengthening them, or making them more elastic, or making them lighter.

In preparing an internal space for an earthquake, you attach heavy items such as shelves and large objects in a room to the walls or floor so they will not crush people by moving.

In preparing yourself for survival after an earthquake, you store non-perishable food, water, a torch and batteries, warm clothing and essential toletries such as medications, toilet paper and soap, and a first aid gear in a kit. There should be enough for at least three days of survival, because the emergency services will be very busy and also may not be able to get to you.

In experiencing an earthquake, you deal with it by immediately moving to the very nearest strong sheltering structure, such as a door frame or a small room, or by staying in a vehicle until the quake subsides.

Answer 3

If you can.....

1. Have a basic survival kit

2. Have a clear idea of where your going (away from large buildings and many people)

3. Get there quickly

If you can't....

1. Stay away from large or unstable buildings

2. Go to an earthquake-proof building or open space

3. Don't get yourself in dangerous situations

Answer 4

To prepare for an earthquake, secure heavy furniture and appliances to walls, have an emergency kit with supplies, and create an evacuation plan. During an earthquake, drop to the ground, take cover under a sturdy piece of furniture, and hold on until the shaking stops. After an earthquake, check for injuries, gas leaks, and structural damage, and follow emergency protocols for evacuation or sheltering in place.

Answer 5

To protect yourself, get under a sturdy table, kitchen counter, or anything that can protect you from debris. Then just wait until it ends.

Answer 6

find a nearby desk and hide under it .......or a near corner where you can hide yourself........Otherwise go to the nearest helipad and get into the Helicopter.

Answer 7

Just don't panic get out of the house as fast as you can and don't go back to get your personal belongings

Answer 8

Drinking a glass of water can really help certain kinds of headaches. You might try practicing some relaxation techniques as well.