Smaller earthquakes of magnitude two and lower occur hundreds of times each day across the globe. Major earthquakes registering magnitude seven on the Richter scale occur about once per month, while magnitude eight earthquakes and higher occur once per year. With this kind of frequency, we should probably review what not to do if you find yourself in an earthquake. How can screaming for help be bad? Should you stay inside or outside? And why should you avoid stairs at all costs?

00:00 Worst Things To Do in an Earthquake
01:17 #6 Don’t Go Under a Doorframe
01:48 #5 Avoid Windows
02:10 #4 No Stairs
02:33 #3 No Fires
02:53 #2 Stay Indoors
03:22 #1 No Screaming


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