How do you lose your lives in earthquake?

Answer 1

When the ground starts to shake, if the buildings aren't earthquake-resistant, then it's likely the building will collapse on you (that is if you are in a building)

If you aren't then the ground can sometimes open up or there's a possibility other things can fall on you. If you're downhill then a rolling car can crush you.

To prevent this get into a safe place like an earth-quake resistant building or just move away from a country with earthquakes.

Hope this helps :)

Answer 2

In an earthquake, lives can be lost due to collapsing buildings, falling debris, and other structures such as bridges or dams failing. Injuries from being trapped under rubble or from landslides can also lead to loss of life. Additionally, secondary effects such as fires, tsunamis, or pollution can further contribute to casualties.