关于"地震自救"的英语作文任务 120字
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发布时间：2022-04-22 03:35
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时间：2022-06-04 02:54
If you have received possibly have the earthquake warning, continues
to maintain listens to the local broadcasting station newest report
and the suggestion, like the suggestion switches off the liquid gas,
the power source. Greatly but the heavy object from high will put on
to take away. The jar, the glass, the chinaware and other brittle
things admit in the low cabinet, the baggage shelf should have keeps
off the hand by to prevent the object whereabouts. The cabinet gate
should shut tightly, moves away to be hanging the object. Below
prepares the goods by to prepare urgently needs: Fresh fresh water and
emergency food, flashlight, fire extinguisher. Is far away these
possibly to fall is pounding your thing, possibly can eradicate in
outdoors trees, in the small town construction even if enough is
sturdy cannot destroy, the chippings also possibly fall. Runs away
spacious to place most ideal, but if does not have the enough time,
stays is possibly safer in the room, on the avenue speech, the gas
piping or the electric wire which bursts can increase the risk. Passes
in and out the human is most dangerous, extremely easily is wounded by
the building in bricks and stones.
In room: When the earthquake occurs, if in the indoors, stays in
inside, extinguishes the fire, is far away the glass is specially the
big window (including mirror and so on). In the room quoin or has the
good strut internal way is good seeking asylum place. Perhaps the low
ground or the basement can provide the best survival opportunity.
Hides in under the table bottom or other firm furniture, this not only
can provide the protection to you, moreover also has the big breath
space. When store, is far away the big cargo exhibition hall, these
cargos possibly can drop down. Also is loaded with the elevator in the
multilayered building in the office, in-situ hides in the desk bottom.
Do not enter the elevator, the staircase also possibly can crowd the
panic-stricken people. .
