A village in Junlian, Yibin experienced a landslide last Saturday. Rescue teams are working day and night to help trapped people. Landslides often happen after heavy rain, earthquakes, or wildfires, but we can stay safe by being prepared.
Warning Signs:
(1) Water changes: Dry wells suddenly get water or wet areas become dry.
(2) New cracks appear on roads or hills.
(3) The ground swells up at hill bottoms.
(4) Strange sounds like rocks breaking.
(5) Animals act nervous or plants lean strangely.
During a Landslide:
•Stay calm and move sideways from the sliding area.
•Hold tight to strong objects like trees if you can’t escape.
•Protect your head with your arms.
•Never go towards the landslide or stay on slopes.
Driving Safety:
•Drive slowly in landslide areas.
•Watch for falling rocks or broken roads.
•Stop immediately if you see moving earth.
•Leave your car and walk to safety if needed.
After the Landslide:
•Don’t go back until it’s safe.
•Stay away from the area even after it stops.
•Report to the local government immediately.
•Don’t search for lost items alone.
Key Tips:
(1) Listen to weather warnings.
(2) Learn your local emergency plans.
(3) Keep emergency supplies ready.
(4) Help neighbors who need assistance.
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