Thirty years after the earthquake Irpinia 1980 we can not simply spread some simple rules to be ready. The first action of man is to know the place where it is and then provide all'autosoccorso.
's simple rules issued by the Department of Civil Protection. Before the earthquake
• Information on seismic classification of the municipality where you live.
You have to know what standards to adopt for buildings, to see who and what measures are foreseen in case of emergency
• Find out where they are and how close the gas taps, water and light switches. Such plants could be damaged during the earthquake
• Dodge keep heavy objects on shelves and shelves is particularly high.
Wall mounted furniture that could fall on the heavier
• Please take home a first aid kit, a flashlight, a battery-powered radio, a fire extinguisher and make sure that all family members know where they are stored
• A school or at work was told if prepared a contingency plan. Why
following the instructions you can be involved in emergency management
During the earthquake
• If you are working indoors, look for shelter in a doorway inserted in a bearing wall (the thicker) or under a beam. You can
protect against crashes
• Take cover under a table.
E 'dangerous to be close to furniture, glass and heavy objects that could fall on
• Do not rush to the stairs and not use the elevator.
Sometimes the scales are the weakest part of the building and elevator can hang out and prevent you from
• If you are driving, do not stand near bridges, landslides or land of beaches.
These could fall or be hit by tsunami waves
• If you are outdoors, away from buildings and power lines.
could collapse
• Stay away from industrial plants and power lines.
E 'incidents may occur
• Stay away from the edges of lakes and coastal beaches.
tsunami waves may occur
• Avoid going to poke around and join the waiting areas identified by the municipal emergency plan.
must avoid the dangers of approaching
• Avoid using the phone and the car.
E 'must leave the phone lines and roads free not to hinder relief efforts after the earthquake
• Ensure the health of the people around you. So
helping those in need and facilitate the relief work
• Do not attempt to move seriously injured persons. You could aggravate their condition
• Exit with caution when wearing shoes.
On the street you could hurt with broken glass and rubble
• Reach an open area away from buildings and collapsing structures.
could fall on
