19
Sep
The "Day of Popular Action," on September 19, is a day in Mexico where people practice being ready for earthquakes. On this day, schools, offices, and other places have drills where everyone pretends there's an earthquake and practices staying safe. It's an important day because there were big earthquakes in Mexico on September 19th in 1985 and 2017. By practicing, people learn what to do to protect themselves if a real earthquake happens. It helps everyone feel safer and more prepared.
How to celebrate Day of Popular Action?
Start the day with a fun breakfast with family and friends. Wear your favorite clothes that make you feel special. Take some time to help someone in your neighborhood, like collecting trash or helping a friend with homework. Create colorful drawings or posters about what you love in your community. Play games that involve teamwork, like building something together. In the afternoon, share your favorite snacks with others. Write a small note about how you can make a difference and share it with someone you admire. End the day by watching a movie or telling stories with your family.
Where Day of Popular Action is celebrated?
- - International
- - Haiti
