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Create a three-panel educational storyboard showing Drop, Cover and Hold On for an indoor person able to get under a desk/table, grounded in the USGS source. Show the person under the desk/table and holding it, not running outside. Keep the scope label visible and include the source warning about windows/heavy furniture and rushing outside/downstairs during shaking. Do not generalize this scenario to driving, outdoors, coastal hazards or every access need. Use simple schematic figures rather than falsely precise safety equipment drawings.

Read the official source below before designing. If you cannot open it, ask me to paste the relevant text; do not guess. Show the page date if available and your retrieval date. Use only supported facts and clearly label scope, exceptions, uncertainty and editorial groupings. Treat the slash label as a format request, not an assumed built-in command. Use a clean fine-line editorial style, readable type, ample spacing and labels that do not rely on color alone. Produce the actual visual if your tools support it; otherwise provide an explicitly labeled layout specification. Include the official link, concise alt text, a complete text equivalent and a fact-check list. Do not invent an agency seal, endorsement or product screenshot.

Official source: https://www.usgs.gov/faqs/what-should-i-do-during-earthquake
Audience: Preparedness trainers and public information teams