Environmental Sciences, asked by shikha1975, 11 months ago

1. I never stand under electric poles during an earthquake. give reason

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Answered by surobhirain

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We should never stand under electric poles because they can even fall on us causing an electric shock and sometimes even leading to death.

Answered by Anonymous

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we should never stand under electric poles because they can may fall on us causing an electric shock and also leading death....

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