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How far away should i move away from a damaged building after an explosion?
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Depends on height: To avoid falling glass and bricks after an earthquake, move far enough away from damaged buildings, depending on the height of the damaged building. With a tall building, that could mean several blocks.
Answered 2/11/2016
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