Regardless of where you move in the world, you’ll face a certain combination of natural disasters. You can't hide from them! If you're new to a location, then you might not be familiar with the way to handle the most common natural disasters and need some prepping tips. On the other hand, if you've been in one place for a longer period of time, you might become somewhat desensitized to certain crises and not prep like you should.
Earthquakes are arguably one of the scariest natural disasters since they can’t be predicted as accurately as other disasters, such as hurricanes. The crumbled buildings, shaking grounds and sudden onslaught of chaos from earthquakes are enough to make you rethink moving to California and other places near the fault lines. However, these literally groundbreaking events require special prepping and knowledge in order to stay as safe as possible during them.
Continue on to the next page to learn everything you need to know about surviving an earthquake!
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This article states that an earthquake is worse than a hurricane, which is ironic given Hurricane Irma. We have had lots of earthquakes in California and let me tell you with the exception of the famous San Francisco earthquake, earthquakes are a walk the park compared to a hurricane or a tornado.
Emily LaPat