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Once scanned, it will direct you to links
where you can easily purchase items
that may help you in case of an
earthquake.
LEGEND ⚠️ What is an Earthquake?
Underline - Claim I. You should remain calm during an An earthquake happens when pressure builds up along cracks
in the Earth's crust, causing rocks to suddenly crack or move.
earthquake. This sudden release of energy creates seismic waves that
Italic - Issue travel through the Earth, shaking the ground. The strength of
A. It is imperative that you do things an earthquake is measured by its magnitude, and it can
Yellow - Objective that assist you in keeping calm.
cause damage to buildings, roads, and other structures.
Earthquakes can also trigger other dangerous events like
landslides or tsunamis, especially if they occur near the ocean.
1. You should not panic when They are more common in areas where tectonic plates meet,
such as along the Pacific Ring of Fire.
experiencing an earthquake.
a. Panic can lead to accidents and
affect your thought processes.
I. Create an Emergency Plan
A. Discuss safety procedures with family members. I. Immediate Response
A. Ensure safety and assess surroundings.
B. Learn emergency contact numbers.
1. Check for injuries and administer first aid if
II. You must take safety measures right necessary.
II. Prepare an Emergency Kit
A. Gather essential supplies.
away. B. Contact emergency services.
1. Report any injuries or missing persons.
1. Store enough food and water for at least three A. During an earthquake, it's important
days. to protect both yourself and other people. II. Be Prepared for Aftershocks.
B. Keep important documents in a waterproof
1. You should remain indoors if you A. Stay alert for possible ground movements.
container. 1. Ensure the safety of each individual inside a building
1. Store identification cards, insurance papers, and are inside a building. or house.
cash. a. You could be exposed to falling B. Evacuate to a safe area.
debris if you move outside during the 1. Go to the nearest evacuation shelter if needed.
III. Secure Your Home and Workplace
A. Identify and fix potential hazards.
earthquake. III. Long-Term Rehabilitation and Recovery
1. Secure heavy furniture and appliances to the A. Rebuilding and restoration efforts.
walls. 1. Homes, schools, and infrastructure must be
B. Learn how to turn off utilities. reconstructed.
B. Community disaster preparedness.
1. Educate communities about earthquake safety and
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IV. Tips Before an Earthquake
future preparedness.
A. Practice earthquake drills regularly to ensure
quick and safe responses.
THESIS STATEMENT C. Government initiatives.
1. Enhance early warning systems to reduce casualties.
B. Learn how to shut off gas, water, and electricity to The majority of people are not well prepared for
2. Provide economic assistance to affected regions for
prevent hazards. earthquakes, and this may result in extensive
damage and serious injury. In this study, the efficacy recovery and stability.
C. Stay informed through news updates. of current earthquake preparedness will be analyzed
and identify weak areas, such as public awareness,
safety practices, and emergency response. The
objective is to provide more effective practices that
can help people remain safe and prepared for future
earthquakes.
