When an earthquake occurs, gas and electricity should be turned off, and you should quickly move to a space free of falling objects.

If you can’t leave the building, protect yourself by taking cover under a sturdy table or structure.

In case of a fire, alert others loudly, cover your nose and mouth with a damp cloth, and evacuate in a low stance.

Daeun also had a rough idea of emergency procedures for typhoons, tsunamis, avalanches, and even wartime scenarios.

Some of this knowledge came from her own curiosity, and some from safety training.

However, she could swear she’d never …