Okay, here's what you should do when an earthquake hits:

First and foremost, drop to the ground and take cover under a sturdy table or other piece of strong furniture. Hold on until the shaking stops. If there's no shelter nearby, crouch against an interior wall and cover your head and neck with your arms. This is to protect yourself from falling objects and collapsing structures.

Avoid windows, doors, and walls. These areas are vulnerable to damage and collapse, so stay away from them. If possible, move to an open space free of heavy furniture and objects.

Steer clear of heavy furniture, appliances, and other large or heavy items that can fall over and injure you. Don't attempt to keep these items from falling. Protecting yourself is the priority.

Expect aftershocks to occur, and take the same precautions when they happen. Aftershocks can continue for hours or days after the main earthquake, so remain vigilant. Many injuries occur when people think the danger has passed and relax.

Prepare emergency supplies in advance, like a flashlight, radio, first aid kit, food, and water. If infrastructure is damaged, these supplies can help you survive until help arrives or the damage is repaired. Store the supplies in an easily accessible spot.

Following these recommendations can help keep you safe during and after an earthquake. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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