The reason local earthquakes occur so frequently is because Baycheng in Xinjiang is right in the middle of the seismic zone

But don't worry too much, Xinjiang's seismic fault zone is roughly divided into three blocks: the Altai Fracture Zone, the Pamir Tien Shan north-south fault zone, and the Kunlun Mountain Fracture Zone. Look at the map will find that unfortunately most cities in Xinjiang are located in the earthquake fault zone. In particular, the capital counties of South Xinjiang and Tamo North and South are perfectly covered. As a Southlander, it takes more than a few times a year after an earthquake to refresh the mind, stomach and stomach. I have reservations about whether Xinjiang is the place where the next big quake will happen, because Xinjiang is so big, and the area of Aksu in the southern border is almost equal to the area of Shandong province, so the odds are good. But on the other hand, most of the populated areas in Xinjiang are relatively small, and Aksu is almost as large as any county in Shandong province, so the probability of a major earthquake in a densely populated area is small. Especially as a southern borderlander, you don't have to worry too much. Imagine a big earthquake in the Taklamakan Desert. It's a coincidence that Xinjiang's earthquake zone is mostly coincidental.

In case of an earthquake, how to avoid it scientifically? The basic principle of emergency mitigation is to take shelter in place during an earthquake and to evacuate quickly after an earthquake. If you are indoors during an earthquake, use the triangular space formed by the toilet, load-bearing walls, cabinets, and tables to crouch down on the ground, and don't jump off the building. Protect your head with both hands, stay away from glassware, doors and windows that may fall, turn off the power and gas when the shaking stops, and leave the building quickly after confirming safety. Do not use the elevator, pay attention to falling tiles on the outside of the building; stay away from buildings, billboards, electric poles and power lines outside.

If you are in a car during an earthquake, stop away from the mountain as soon as possible, avoid landslides, rolling stones, rivers, buildings, overpasses, utility poles, and do not try to cross broken bridges and caves. If you are trapped under the rubble during an earthquake, immediately cover your mouth and nose with clothes, do not light a fire, create a space for survival, exercise less, protect your health, knock on the pipes and wait for rescue.

Above earthquake tips, you get it