When an earthquake strikes, you should not stand under high tension electric poles and near high rise buildings. Why?
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bcx if we would stand under the tree in earthquake i would fall down and we can also die
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As the height of a building increases, the frequency of the same becomes
lesser. Similarly, high tension electric poles are also prone to low frequency.
The low frequency in turn affects the strength of these buildings and poles to
a great extent. Therefore, when there is an earthquake, they are prone to the
maximum damage. Thus, standing near a high rise building can cause it to fall
on you when there is an earthquake. Similarly, in the case of an electric pole,
the low frequency can cause faster discharge of current. When there is an
earthquake, the current discharge takes rapidly and standing near it can cause
you to experience electric shock.
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