Konstantinos Papatheodorou, the project coordinator for REDACt, gave Euronews some helpful tips.
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00:00 What should you do in the event of an earthquake?
00:05 Redact, the Rapid Earthquake Damage Assessment Consortium, gave your news some tips.
00:10 An earthquake can trigger the reaction of a lot of people at the same time.
00:17 A big city, for instance, can trigger the reaction of one million people,
00:21 who, if try to call voice call, the network will collapse.
00:27 Nobody will be able to communicate with anyone.
00:30 So, some tips are related, are focused.
00:33 At this point, do not use voice calls at that time to call somebody.
00:38 Use data instead, because data occupy a much smaller bandwidth.
00:44 We need the public that can respond efficiently and stay safe,
00:51 and protect their loved ones, their families, and so on.
00:55 So, that's what the idea was about.
00:58 People don't know where safe locations are.
01:01 So, we have also provided maps, and above more than that, navigation-able maps.
01:09 So, one can click on a specific location and get navigation instructions.
01:15 So, if you care about somebody, share your live location, live geographic location,
01:19 so that he can monitor you, track you, on his cell phone as you move.
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