10 Things To Do Before, During And After An Earthquake

10 Things To Do Before, During And After An Earthquake

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January 25, 2020

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6. Stay AWAY From GLASS

Glass is very fragile and would break immediately, especially during earthquakes. During the shake, take note of your surroundings and watch out for glass. If you’re close to one, move away from it. Glass can cut your arms or give you a nasty wound.

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10 Things To Do Before, During And After An Earthquake

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