Furniture fall prevention

Many people have been killed by falling indoor furniture.

In the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, there have been a survey report that about 90% of those who died were crushed due to collapsed houses or fallen furniture.
In addition, there are survey reports that estimate that about 10% of those who died were due to the prevention of furniture falling.

Preparing in advance is essential so that you can save your life whenever an earthquake occurs.

L-shaped metal fittings (intensity is required on the wall)

Sticks (strength is required on the ceiling)

Adhesive mat (Beware of expiration date)

Furniture should be placed in a place that does not hit the sleeping person directly, even if it falls down.

Attach a shatterproof film to the glass door and attach a fastener to the door.

Evacuation routes are in front of doors and corridors, so do not place anything that falls.

Midori Ward Office General Affairs Division　
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