What to do after earthquake

 1. Drop, Cover, and Hold On:

   - Immediately drop to the ground to prevent being knocked over.

   - Take cover under a sturdy piece of furniture, like a table or desk, to protect yourself from falling objects.

   - Hold on to your shelter until the shaking stops to avoid injury.

2. Check for Injuries:

   - After the shaking stops, check yourself and others for injuries.

   - Administer basic first aid to those in need.

   - Be cautious about moving injured individuals unless there is an immediate danger.

3. Beware of Aftershocks:

   - Aftershocks often follow the main quake, so be prepared for additional shaking.

   - Take cover again during aftershocks to avoid potential hazards.

4. Assess Your Surroundings:

   - Be cautious of damaged buildings, unstable structures, and potential hazards like broken glass or fallen objects.

   - If indoors, be aware of weakened ceilings or walls.

5. Follow Emergency Plans:

   - If you are in a building, follow evacuation plans if necessary.

   - Use stairways, not elevators, and avoid crowded areas to prevent stampedes.

6. Stay Informed:

   - Listen to official sources for updates on the situation.

   - Follow instructions from emergency services and local authorities.

7. Emergency Supplies:

   - Have a basic emergency kit with essentials like water, non-perishable food, a flashlight, and a first aid kit.

   - Ensure you have a communication plan in place, including a charged phone or a battery-powered radio.

8. Assist Others:

   - Help neighbors or others in need, especially those who are elderly, disabled, or have young children.

   - Coordinate efforts with others to ensure everyone's safety.

Remember, being prepared and staying calm are crucial in the aftermath of an earthquake.