In this article I will be going over the absolute best earthquake survival tips you should be learning about right now.
Many earthquakes happen in an instant. There are many places in the United States known as “fault zones” that are vulnerable to major earthquakes. These states include those on the west coast, in the south, and in the center of the country.
While very strong or intense earthquakes are uncommon, less powerful earthquakes can be dangerous as well. The key to surviving an earthquake and lowering your risk of injury is to plan, prepare, and practice what you and your loved ones will do if one occurs.
Many experts predict that massive earthquakes will strike the west coast and even the Pacific Northwest. The newest fault in the country’s center could also cause a strong earthquake in areas that have never experienced earthquakes before. Living life on the edge, waiting for a big one, can be a little intimidating.
A major earthquake will cause havoc on the power grid, water systems, and everyday life in general. Businesses that are still open will most likely be closed for repairs or to give employees time to care for themselves and their families.
Grocery stores that are still standing will have their shelves depleted within hours of the quake. Emergency aid will arrive, but it may take days or weeks to mobilize enough to care for a large population.
Without further ado, lets dive right in