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Millions To Participate in Great California ShakeOut
The cities of Walnut and Diamond Bar, as well as the Walnut Valley, Pomona, and Rowland unified school districts will participate.
Millions of Californians will participate in the annual earthquake drill known as the Great California ShakeOut today.
The drill is scheduled for 10:17 a.m.
According to the Shakeout website, 9.3 million Californians are officially registered for the event, with just over 4.1 million participating in Southern California alone.
Local organizations are registered as part of the drill, including the cities of Walnut and Diamond Bar as well as the Walnut Valley, Pomona, and Rowland unified school districts.
Cal Poly Pomona and Mt. San Antonio College also registered.
When 10:17 a.m. arrives, everyone is instructed to "drop, cover and hold." Everyone is also encouraged to review and update emergency preparedness plans and supplies and to secure your space to prevent damage and injuries.
Officials tout numerous ways for various organizations to participate in the ShakeOut. Click the link to find ways to take part in the drill.
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