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Doorways are not necessarily safe during an earthquake. While they may provide some protection from falling debris, they do not offer enough structural support to protect you from the dangers of an earthquake, such as falling walls and collapsing ceilings. It is recommended that you seek an interiorRead more
Doorways are not necessarily safe during an earthquake. While they may provide some protection from falling debris, they do not offer enough structural support to protect you from the dangers of an earthquake, such as falling walls and collapsing ceilings. It is recommended that you seek an interior room, away from windows and if possible under a table or sturdy piece of furniture.
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