Earthquake prevention and disaster reduction tips

Countless earthquake rescue cases have shown that the most dangerous moment in an earthquake is when the shaking is the strongest. Trying to escape from the house by force, or returning to the house to try to rescue companions and certain items, these actions will increase The probability of being killed or injured by falling objects.

Therefore, the internationally accepted earthquake escape principle of "crouch, cover, and hold on" is still valid at least to this day.