- With areas near rivers, lakes, ponds, prepare boats, buoys, rafts, arrays, floating objects; reinforce houses to make mezzanines, exits on the roof for temporary accommodation, store furniture in case the flood continues to rise.

- Find out the height of your neighborhood to determine whether the predicted flood level is likely to affect your house.

- Protect water resources; store drinking water for food, food, medicine, to be enough for at least 7 days.

- Move the main circuit breaker or fuse box, aptomat and electricity meter higher than the specified flood level.

- Move valuable equipment and items out of flood-prone areas such as low floors or basements.

- Learn how to turn off electricity, gas and water in the building you live in.

- Actively evacuate from river beaches, low-lying areas, areas at risk of landslides and floods

- Keep phone numbers and contacts in case of emergency.

• You should prepare emergency kit

• Strengthen your house

• Learn some simple skills for life

• Stay inside the house

• Stay away from windows and glass doors

• Stay calm

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• Do not go outside as soon as the earthquake passed

• Get updates from official sources

• Helps people around to rescue people in distress

- Actively monitor weather information to understand the area situation and evacuate when necessary.

- Plant forests, increase soil surface cover.

- Do not exploit forests indiscriminately

- Implement reasonable urban planning, ensuring land structure and safety for land users.

- Reinforce houses and clear water flows before the rainy season.

- 100% of hydropower plants in the area need to ensure hydropower safety, preventing reservoir bursts and sudden flood discharges causing risks of floods and landslides.

- Use gabions, stone mats and terrain fabric to prevent soil erosion and washing away.

1. Stay Informed: Monitor weather updates and official alerts.

2. Evacuate if Ordered: Leave immediately if evacuation orders are given.

3. Secure Your Home: Close windows, move valuables to higher ground, and reinforce your house.

4. Avoid Floodwaters: Never walk or drive through floodwaters.

5. Use Emergency Supplies: Have your emergency kit ready with essentials like food, water, and medications.

6. Stay Indoors: Seek higher ground and stay away from windows.

7. Wait for All-Clear: Only leave once authorities declare it safe.

Landslides can cause many serious human, environmental and economic consequences, including:

1. Human consequences Causing casualties, even death, to people.

Losing homes and assets puts many families in difficult situations.

 Impact on health due to pollution of water sources, air and living environment.

2. Environmental consequences

Destroying forests and farmland, causing loss of fertile soil.

Clogging rivers and streams, causing floods and soil erosion.

Changing the terrain, affecting the natural ecosystem.

3. Economic consequences

Damage to roads, bridges, and construction works, causing great financial loss.

Impact on agricultural production due to loss of arable land and disrupted supply chains. Increasing remediation costs, causing difficulties for local and national governments.

prepare emergency plans

educate family about earthquake safety

strengthen our house

stay in your house

avoid stopping under trees or building

stay under table

check your self and others for injuries

be prepare for the next possible earthquake