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2015 Nagoya University Earthquake Drill

Starting at 11:30 am
Wednesday ,October 28th, 2015

Campus-Wide Simultaneous Evacuation Drill
Drill Objectives& Requests

In the campus-wide simultaneous evacuation drill, we will use our public-address systems
to broadcast Earthquake Early Warnings. When the broadcasts start, please take the safety
steps (䐟 – 䐢) shown below. Ensuring that everyone proceeds in a safe and orderly manner,and evacuate to the primary designated evacuation areas outside each building. Please readthe following instructions carefully to learn what actions you will need to take during the drill.
Nagoya University buildings are designed to withstand earthquakes of a certain seismic
intensity and are thus unlikely to collapse in any single earthquake, but there is still a risk thatstrong tremors could damage buildings and cause ceilings to fall, unsecured furniture totopple, or items to fall off shelves.

䐟 Earthquake Early Warning and Safety Actions
3-step Safety Actions

Drills with these three safety steps have been
conducted in the United States and Japan. Please takethe appropriate action without feeling embarrassed.

Safety actions will differ depending on where you are, for example:
If you are in a classroom, you will cover your head under a study
desk while holding the desk so it doesn't move. (See picture on left.)If you are in a laboratory where there may be chemicals or otherpotentially harmful substances, you should make every effort to exit
the room and take shelter in a safe place.
This drill assumes that an earthquake shaking will begin about 10
seconds after the Earthquake Early Warning and that intense shaking
will continue for approximately 2 minutes. Imagine the building isshaking and take the necessary safety actions during this time.

䐠 Evacuate to Safe Area
Once the shaking subsides, follow the instructions of your instructor and evacuate thebuilding. There is no need to hurry. Remember the "Four Don'ts" and evacuate in anorderly manner. Take your valuables when evacuating during the drill.
Primary evacuation areas and evacuation routes are designated for each building. If you
encounter staff on the evacuation route, please follow their instructions.

The Four Don'ts:
Don't push
Don't runDon't talkDon't go back䐡 Evacuee Safety Confirmation
On reaching the evacuation area, please hand in the Evacuee Confirmation Card to the staff of each building. During
actual emergencies, please use the Evacuee Confirmation Card that you have. For this drill, please cut-out the Evacuee
Confirmation Card copy on the bottom right of this flyer and use it.
(Cut here)䐢 Safety Confirmation System Drill
A safety confirmation request will be sent
to registered email addresses
Those who have completed the “Information Security Self Check” areregistered. When you get safety confirmation request email, please accessthe URL for “Safety Confirmation System” provided in the email and selectyour safety status.

Deadline for Safety Confirmation isOctober 30th (Fri) 17:00

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Safety Actions during and after Big Earthquakes
In case of a big earthquake, like the expected Nankai Trough Earthquake, the safety actions to take dependon the earthquake magnitude as well as the time it occurs. However, if a big earthquake occurs on a weekday
during the daytime, the following are the general steps to take.
Nagoya University has been divided into blocks with designated Self defense fire brigades, Rescue Center for
those injured, and a team to perform post earthquake quick inspection of damaged buildings. Please follow theinstruction these teams during disasters.
Protect
yourself fromearthquake
shaking

Evacuate toprimary
evacuation
areas

Wait insidebuildings whosesafety has been
confirmed

Before deciding to go
home, confirm the damage
situation around yourhome, transport networkand recovery of essentialfacilities.

Depending on thedamage at home, go to
the designatedevacuation center ofyour neighborhood.

Expected Damage from the Nankai Trough Earthquake
The Nankai Trough Earthquake is expected to cause large damage from Shizuoka pref. to Kyushu district fromearthquake shaking, Tsunami etc. The data below is the predicted damage in Nagoya city based on the pastlargest earthquakes.

䚾Death and Injuries in Nagoya䚿䚾Number Building damage in Nagoya city by cause䚿

DeathsAbout 1,400

Earthquake Shaking

About 4,900

Serious injuries

About 600

Liquefaction

About 2,300

Light injuries

About 4,500

TsunamiAbout 2,900

Fire50 䡚4,900

䚾Power Blackouts in Nagoya䚿Direct Blackout

1.23 million buildings (89% of all)Blackouts after 1 day

1.11 million buildings (81% of all)

Pitch dark nights expected, eventraffic lights will be down !!

Damage Inflicted by Great East Japan Earthquake on Tohoku University

Fire outbreakin laboratory

Damage of top floor of 4-storybuilding.
1st-floor support column
in 2-story building
fractured.

The quake also moved heavy lab
equipment. Anyone standing
behind it would have been crushed.

Tables crushed under the weight ofcollapsed book shelves.

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