Wow. Well, that education certainly has paid off.

How does Chile let the general public know what to do in the event of an earthquake, how to prepare beforehand and how to handle things when the earthquake actually happens?

What is much more important is implementing them.

Did you want to add anything to the scenario that he painted?

Do I understand that right?

I guess that would be an example of where you see how poverty works as a big disadvantage to an area

OK. And I think a lot of times we make sure that our first responders are involved and our hospitals know what to do.

I want to thank all of our witnesses on the first panel.

Does USAID continue to have a presence in Haiti?

I come to the floor today to introduce legislation with Senator Alexander of Tennessee that I believe will have a dramatic impact on the safety of our Nation's highways and interstates, called the Commercial Driver Compliance Improvement…

I think that probably contributed to saving a whole lot of lives.

I really hope that this 2011 exercise really does bring more public awareness and education about what the public should do in the event of an earthquake.