Block wall crumblesCollapsing foundaonToppled furniture blocks doorwaysIndoor lights shaerTV falls overGlass shaers and scaers on the oorFires break outFurniture topplesToilet won’t ushStructure is damagedHeavy roof shakes easilyDoor is stuck shutDishes breakSatellite dishes fall oRoof les fall oItems y o shelvesYou only have a fracon of me between the moment you see The Earthquake Early Warning and the moment a powerful earthquake strikes--and if you are close to the epicenter, the warning won’t come in me. In those few seconds, get away from anything that might fall and calmly get yourself into a safe posion.Even if you don’t get an early warning, you should always take steps to protect yourself when you begin to feel an earthquake.No. 1What to doWhat to doEmergency earthquake informaonToda City 6+Key pointHigher oors can sustain greater damage, due in part to long-period waves.！About eighty percent of the people who died in the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake in 1995 were trapped beneath collapsing structures or falling furniture. Earthquakes happen out of the blue, and the best thing we can do is prepare for them before they strike.Being prepared is the highest priorityProtecng yourself from an earthquakeMake your home earthquake-resistant and secure furnitureWooden homes constructed prior to 1981 conform to the old earthquake resistance standards and may need to be reinforced. Everyone needs to take steps to ensure that their furniture and windows are safe.Before disaster strikesDisaster preparaonPost-disasterDisaster (earthquake)The Earthquake Early Warning systemwill be your only advance noceDANGERPotenal earthquake damageWhat should we do?36
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