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Sthapit lives in Kathmandu and loves traveling, learning new things, and meeting new people.  He is a graduate of Georgia Tech (B.S.), MIT (M.S.), and Berkeley (PhD) and as a result knows about architecture, interior design, math, engineering, earthquakes, robotics, controls and a bit about wine and cheese.  He can be reached at sthapit @ sodne.com and if you write him an email he promises to answer it.

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Tips for Earthquake safety

Nepal is due for a big earthquake.  No amount of denial is going to change that.  Most of our buildings are also woefully under designed.  You can definitely count on the government being completely incapable of any rescue efforts when the time comes.

A little bit of effort, though, can go a long way and can mean the difference between life and death.  This thread is for tips and ideas on how to increase your chances of surviving the next one.
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1. Avatar sthapit

Keep an earthquake kit in your house. Keep lots of water, a crowbar, dried foods, and a flashlight

6 months ago

2. Avatar sandeshgiri

Related somehow: http://www.nset.org.np/

6 months ago

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