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What to do during an earthquake

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Step-by-step guide to what to do during and after an earthquake, from the first two minutes to three days later. It covers protecting yourself while the ground shakes, putting out fires, checking your home and neighbours, and keeping food and drinking water at home for at least about three days. It also explains reliable sources of information, including TV, radio, the disaster radio and mail alerts, what to do when a government warning is issued, when to evacuate, and how to drive safely during an earthquake.

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Crisis Management Office, Disaster Prevention Section: 03-3312-2111, fax 03-3312-9402

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