More than 9 million people statewide will participate in the worldwide drill.
. The drill can be as quick as 90 seconds. The site also has tips that can help you prepare for an earthquake.
After the drill, participants are encouraged to check their surroundings for things that might fall or topple during intense shaking. This is also the time when residents should review and update their emergency plans. Those with an emergency plan have a better chance at survival during a major emergency because first responders may not be able to get to people for basic first aid calls, Cal Fire San Diego said.
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