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Observe the following diagrams and complete table :[Diagram ‘A’: two multistoreyed buildings with deep cracks and broken walls, and the ground cracked — an earthquake. Diagram ‘B’: a snake biting a person’s leg.]Table: Disaster → [blank] → Precaution…

Q.2 (B)(iii) Observe the following diagrams and complete table :

[Diagram ‘A’: two multistoreyed buildings with deep cracks and broken walls, and the ground cracked — an earthquake. Diagram ‘B’: a snake biting a person’s leg.]

Table: Disaster → [blank] → Precaution → [blank] ; Snake Bite → Primary Stage → (1) [blank] (2) [blank]

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DisasterPrecaution / Primary stage (first aid)
Earthquake (diagram ‘A’)(1) Drop, cover and hold on: take shelter under a strong table or bed (or crouch beside a strong inner wall) and protect the head and neck. (2) Keep away from windows, glass, heavy cupboards and outer walls; do not use the lift; after the shaking stops, go out to an open ground away from buildings and electric poles.
Snake bite (diagram ‘B’) — primary stage(1) Keep the person calm and still, lying down, with the bitten limb kept still below the level of the heart; wash the bite with soap and water; do not cut or suck the wound. (2) Remove rings and tight clothes and take the person immediately to the nearest hospital for anti-snake-venom injection.

(Note: some older reference books suggest tying a bandage a little above the bite; if this is written, it should be a broad bandage that is not too tight — a tight tourniquet must never be used.)

Doubtly AI · 25 Oct 2026 AI-verified · Oct 2026 Report
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