As the security manager of a large corporation located in Southern California, you are charged with formulating a disaster plan to handle emergencies that arise as a result of earthquakes. Which of the following warnings to be issued to employees should not be included in the plan?
In the event of an earthquake, it is unsafe for employees who are outside to seek refuge in a building and head to the basement. Buildings and basements can easily become hazardous due to structural damage, falling debris, or possible collapse during an earthquake. Hence, advising employees to enter a building and head for the basement is not appropriate. The correct protocol for employees who are outside is to remain in open areas away from buildings, trees, streetlights, and utility wires to avoid these dangers.
The answers to this question, and to question 499 (Not a recommended action: A. If outside, immediately go inside), are contradictory.
The answer is correct, A.
A is best answer among available option
The right answer is A