Séisme: Consignes Et Conseils on Windows Pc

Earthquake: Instructions And Tips: help reduce seismic risk, be informed in real-time and prevent your loved ones.

An earthquake or earthquake is a shaking of the ground resulting from the sudden release of energy accumulated by the stresses on the rocks. This release of energy is by rupture along a fault, usually existing. Rarer are

earthquakes due to volcanic or artificial origin activity (e.g., explosions). The location of the rupture of the long rock is called the home; the projection of the focus on the surface is the epicenter of the earthquake. The movement of the rocks near the fireplace creates elastic vibrations that travel under the railway form of seismic waves, around and through the earth. He also produced a generation of heat by friction to the point of sometimes melt the rocks along the fault (pseudotachylites).

Volcanoes and earthquakes show the latest earthquakes worldwide (or only tremors near you), the earthquake reports "felt", in near real-time and active volcanoes on a map and under list format and the new volcano in the world.
You can filter the data displayed in different ways, for example, the magnitude and age of the earthquake, the distance from your location, the status of volcanoes and so on.

You never know when an earthquake will occur. This is why we must all do our best to be prepared for emergencies. "EARTHQUAKE: INSTRUCTIONS AND TIPS" is proud to present the safety tips in earthquakes that show you and your children what to do if an earthquake happens.
Wherever you are when an earthquake, take cover immediately. If necessary, go to a safe place nearby, and stay there until the shaking stops.

If you are indoors, take cover under heavy furniture, like a table, desk or bed Prepare to follow this moving object until the trembling ceased. Cover your head and torso to protect you from anything that could fall on you.

If there is no solid furniture under which you can hide or you are in a hallway, crouch down along an interior wall and protect your head and neck with your arms.

If you are in a supermarket, stay away from windows and shelves with heavy objects.

If you are outdoors, stay there. Head to an open area away from buildings. The most dangerous place is near exterior walls. In a crowded public place, take refuge where you will not be trampled.

At the wheel, try to stop at a safe place where you are not blocking the road. Keep roads clear for emergency vehicles.
Avoid bridges, underpasses or overpasses and streets lined with buildings that could collapse. Stop the car and stay inside of it.
If you are in a wheelchair, lock the wheels and protect yourself neck and head.
In any case, remember to keep away from doors, windows, bookcases, tall furniture and light fixtures. Also avoid elevators and stay at least ten meters from any fallen wire.

Stay away from the shores of the sea, earthquakes can cause large ocean waves or tsunamis. If you find yourself near a shore in a hazardous location, head to inland or on higher ground.

websites:
www.azurseisme.com
www.preparez-vous.gc.ca
www.planseisme.fr
www.fr.wikipedia.org
www.fr.freepik.com

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