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  <description>Nepal is due for a big earthquake.&amp;nbsp; No amount of denial is going to change that.&amp;nbsp; Most of our buildings are also woefully under designed.&amp;nbsp; You can definitely count on the government being completely incapable of any rescue efforts when the time comes.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;A little bit of effort, though, can go a long way and can mean the difference between life and death.&amp;nbsp; This thread is for tips and ideas on how to increase your chances of surviving the next one.</description>
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  <title>Tips for Earthquake safety</title>
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