At home. Choose a place that is easy to form a triangular space. If you are in a bungalow, you can escape outside the house. When you escape, pay attention to cover your head with a quilt, pillow, and safety helmet. Indoor safe places include toilets, kitchens, storage rooms and other small spaces, load-bearing walls (be careful to avoid external walls).
In school. Obey the teacher's arrangement, indoor students do not withdraw, outdoor students do not return to the classroom, "squat down, cover, and hold firmly." Be careful to avoid tall buildings and dangerous objects.
In the workplace. Quickly turn off the power and air source, "squat, cover, and hold firmly" nearby, and avoid air conditioners, fans, and chandeliers. Be careful not to go downstairs if you are on a high floor.
In movie theaters, stadiums and shopping malls. Do not crowd towards the exit, and avoid hanging objects such as chandeliers, electric fans, air conditioners, glass doors and windows, showcases, and tall shelves with heavy objects in stores. "Squat down, cover, and hold firmly." After the earthquake, he followed the command and evacuated in an orderly manner.
In the car. Drive away from overpasses, high-rise buildings, to open areas, and keep a distance when parking. Passengers should hold on to the handrails to avoid falling, lower the center of gravity, hide near the seats, do not jump, and get off after the earthquake.
In the open area. Try to avoid crowded people, avoid family loss, and take good care of the elderly and children.
