(1) If you are at home
First, move under a table or desk to protect your body. Calmly extinguish any fires, if possible. Protect children and the elderly. If the power supply is suspended due to the earthquake, switch off the circuit breaker. When the power is restored, check the safety of your appliances before you switch the circuit breaker back on.
(2) If you are in a department store
Guard your head with your bag or a similar object and stand near a wall or pillar. Stay away from glass and display shelving. Evacuate according to the directions of those in charge.
(3) If you are on a train or bus
The train or bus may stop suddenly. Hold on to a strap or rail. Follow the instructions of the crew.
(4) If you are in a built-up area
Don’t stop moving, and guard your head with your bag or a similar object until you have reached a safe area. Don’t go near vending machines or the walls of buildings.
(5) If you are in a theater or hall
Crouch down between the seats. Guard your head with your bag. Evacuate according to the directions of the ushers.
(6) If you are driving
Slow down gradually and stop the car on the left-hand side of the road. If you exit your car, leave your key in the ignition and don’t lock the door.
(7) If there is a danger of a tsunami
Stay away from the coast and rivers, and evacuate to higher ground as quickly as possible.
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