The people who were crushed to death by the Qinghai earthquake have been rescued. How to escape in an earthquake?

Earthquake is one of the most destructive natural disasters, which occurs without (or with limited) warning. Survived the earthquake, remember? Put it down, cover it up, stick to it? This sentence. Quickly find a place away from glass, external walls and any objects that may fall. Squat down the cover until the vibration stops, and then deal with any dangerous damage caused by the earthquake. Preparation in advance is the key. You and your family should make a good supply package, put forward an emergency plan and practice regularly.

If possible, stay away from glass, large furniture and other hazards. In the first second after the vibration starts, stay away from anything that may fall and hurt you as soon as possible. Keep a low profile and walk or climb away from windows, cabinets, televisions and bookcases. If you are in a crowded public place, such as a shop, don't rush to the exit, even if you see many people doing so. Stay away from display stands, glass and external walls, and find a sheltered place to take refuge. Please remember? Delete, cover, insist? This phrase is an action plan suggested by the United States and international emergency management organizations. The fire alarm may sound because the earthquake will disturb the fire alarm system, but it is best to stay where you are until the vibration stops.

Put your hands and knees on a solid table or under it. Find a sturdy piece of furniture, such as a sturdy table, which can provide cover for falling objects. Kneel down and crouch under the table until the shaking stops. If you lie in bed during the earthquake, stay there. Cheer up and protect your head and neck with a pillow. If you can't hide in the inner corner of the building, avoid a solid table or under it. Don't stand at the door. This was recommended in the past, but it is safer for you to squat under a solid table or corner. There is not much protection for falling objects or flying objects at the entrance, and these casualties are related to the earthquake.

Protect your head and neck from falling debris. If possible, take a pillow, sofa cushion or other object to protect your face and head. If there is nothing nearby that can be used as a shield, cover your face, head and neck with your hands and arms. Strong earthquakes can cause dangerous dust clouds. If so, you should also cover your mouth and nose with a handkerchief or clothes.

Stay in a safe place until the vibration stops. Stay where you are until the vibration stops for a minute or two. Be alert when you get up, because aftershocks will occur at any time after the earthquake. If there is an earthquake, you and your family (or colleagues, if you are at work) should gather at the designated safe place. Make an action plan in advance and go to the designated meeting place once the shaking stops. If there is an aftershock, please put it down and cover it until it stops.