An earthquake of magnitude 6.2 occurred in Greece. The earthquake is coming, what should we do?

Earthquake, also known as ground motion and ground vibration, is a natural phenomenon caused by the rapid release of crustal energy, and seismic waves will be produced in the process. The collision between plates on the earth has caused the dislocation and rupture of plate edges and plates, which is the main cause of earthquakes.

According to the official measurement by the Seismological Network, an earthquake of magnitude 6.2 occurred in Greece on March 3rd, Beijing time 18: 06 (local time on March 3rd 12: 08: 06), with the focal depth 100 km and the epicenter at 39.74 degrees north latitude and 22.6438+0644 east longitude. According to the Institute of Geophysics of Greece, the epicenter was located 20 kilometers south of Eraso, a town in central Greece. It is reported that some structural damages have appeared in old houses and buildings in towns near the epicenter, such as wall collapse and cracks. Larissa and Tyrnavos, near the epicenter, were squeezed into the streets to take refuge. According to local news, there were no reports of casualties. The video uploaded by netizens on social media shows that when the earthquake occurred, the chandelier shook violently, and the whole of Greece felt a shock. According to reports, there has been no higher-level earthquake in the epicenter before, and the area is on a geological fault.

We don't want to see a disaster, because many families will be broken because of it! But we can't stop natural disasters. All we can do is save ourselves. Here are some ways to escape in case of an earthquake.

1. When the earthquake happens, find a nearby place to hide. Indoor shock absorbers should be selected next to solid objects that can cover the body. Because the triangle is stable and bears the largest force, it is best to choose the place where the triangle area is formed. It is best to choose an open place for outdoor shock absorption, such as a playground.

You should take the right posture to protect yourself when there is an earthquake. Squat down or sit down, curl up as much as possible, lower your center of gravity, and bury your head under your knees. Grasp legs and other solid objects at the same time.

Don't hide in the car, let alone drive, in case of being injured by falling objects on the roadside. It's best to sit next to the car, next to the life-saving triangle.

After the earthquake, there are often many aftershocks, so you can't run around at this time. You can do subtle movements, avoid falling objects above your body, clean up the surrounding debris, and expand your living space. After the aftershock, you should get out of danger as soon as possible and flee to an open outdoor place to wait for rescue. Don't think about how much cash and passbook are left at this time. It's important to save your life.

If you are unfortunately buried under the ruins in the earthquake, don't shout or cry. Try to maintain physical strength, try to find food and drinking water, and wait for help.