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could you explain and discribe =) im no good at geography
Here are some things I would do if I lived in an area prone to earthquakes:
(a) Have a house with an extra strong roof that was not likely to collapse down onto the residents and bury them in rubble;
(b) Have a store of fresh water (the earthquake often disrupts water supplies;
(c) Have a diesel driven generator with fuel (the earthquake often disrupts mains electrical supplies);
(d) Have a stock of tinned foods (and a tin opener) that I never used except to replace old stock with new as they approached their use by date;
(e) Have a tent available for emergency shelter;
(f) Have a well stocked first aid kit;
(g) Have a general purpose "survival kit" (I have one of these anyway for when I am "back-packing" in open country / hostile territory ) including such things as metaldehyde solid fuel stove, mess tins, bivvy-bag, disposable waterproof poncho, snares, fishing lines hooks & weights, catapult, matches, flint & steel fire sparker, survival knife; yachtmans knife, razor blades, strong cord, needles & thread, safety pins, multi-tool, compass, cigarette lighter torch & spare batteries, water-purifying tablets, flexible saw, miniature first aid kit (plasters butterfly sutures etc), glucose tablets, candle, whistle, signaling mirror, lip-salve, carborundum knife-sharpening stone, plastic bags, condoms (great for carrying water in, and you never know when you might get lucky), waterproof notebook pen and pencil;
(h) Copy of "The SAS Survival Handbook" (John Wiseman);
Hope that lot gives you a few ideas.
-- Best wishes - Majikthise.
You are welcome - anytime.
[ Say, let me know if you wanted to use the "Red Devil" image but couldn't get it to work - there should not have been any problem, but I notice the blank space, on your posts, where an image would normally go. ]
In areas that are prone to earthquakes, they make the buildings less rigid, so that they can shake like a jelly rather than cracking and falling down and trapping the residents.
-- Best wishes - Majikthise.
Move somewhere where there are no earthquakes, I was in WA state and slept through one, my GF now wife called me and told me all about it.
thanks again majikhise this helps me verymutch answers moet of my questons=P
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=) thx help apprichiated homework sucks :P
For the smart AS5 answer see below.
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