A 3.6-magnitude earthquake occurred in Puyang, Henan! Many places in Shandong and Henan felt the earthquake. Pay attention to the following misunderstandings when avoiding earthquakes →

According to the official measurement of the China Earthquake Networks Center, a magnitude 3.6 earthquake occurred in Fan County, Puyang City, Henan Province at 2:41 am on February 22. The focal depth was 16 kilometers and the epicenter was located at 35.74 degrees north latitude and 115.40 degrees east longitude.

The Henan Provincial Seismological Bureau immediately launched emergency response work for the 3.6-magnitude earthquake in Fan County, Puyang City. So far, the Henan Provincial Seismological Bureau has dispatched a 7-member on-site working group to the earthquake-stricken area to assist the local government in carrying out on-site emergency response work. It is understood that some villagers in Pucheng Town, Puyang City felt slight tremors, but there were no casualties and the society was stable.

How to avoid risks scientifically after an earthquake?

The earthquake was short-lived

How to avoid shocks scientifically in the first place

Keep this knowledge in mind↓↓↓

Regardless of whether the earthquake is big or small, and whether there is an earthquake warning or not, we should take shelter during an earthquake. Human life safety always comes first. We can receive earthquake warning information through the mobile phone settings. At present, the mainstream domestic mobile phone brands in China have built-in this function. It should be emphasized that earthquake warning is not an earthquake forecast, but an alarm. In an emergency , a few seconds of warning are precious time for emergency avoidance.

When you receive the early warning information, it means that an earthquake has occurred and is coming soon. There are usually only a few seconds to tens of seconds of emergency response and evacuation time. So after receiving the early warning, friends must not worry about whether it is a small earthquake or a large earthquake. Instead, the best strategy is to "hide" as soon as possible.

Comprehensive sources: Science Popularization China, Ministry of Emergency Management, China Earthquake Early Warning Network, China Central Radio and Television National Emergency Broadcast, etc.

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