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When an earthquake occurs, it's crucial to prioritize your safety. If you're outside when an earthquake happens, follow these guidelines:

1. If you're on the road, be aware that glass or signs might fall from the sky, and try to move to an open area or a park. Avoid touching broken power lines.
2. If you're in a car, slowly pull over to the left side of the road, turn off the engine, and when exiting the vehicle, don't lock the doors and leave the key inside.
3. On a train or bus, hold onto handrails or straps, and use a bag or other item to protect your head.
4. If you're near the coast, quickly move away from the sea and to higher ground, as a tsunami might occur.
5. If you're near a mountain, cliff, or river, move away from the area immediately. If you can't escape, hide behind a large tree.
6. If you're in an elevator, press all the buttons to stop at the next floor, and when it stops, carefully exit. If the doors won't open, press the emergency button.

Earthquakes can occur at any time, so it's essential to discuss earthquake response with your family beforehand. For more information, visit the Toyama International Center's website.