If the mobile network is down after an earthquake and you are unable to get a signal, there are a few other ways you can try to contact your relatives and let them know you are safe:

Use a landline: If you have access to a landline phone, try using it to call your relatives. Landline phones are connected via cables and are less likely to be affected by network outages.

Use a public phone: Look for a public phone in the area. They are usually connected to a different network and may still be working.

Use social media: If you have access to a computer or a Wi-Fi connection, try using social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter or Instagram to update your status and let your relatives know that you are safe.

Use a satellite phone: If you have a satellite phone, use it to make calls or send messages. Satellite phones use different technology and can often work even when mobile networks are down.

Remember to conserve your mobile phone battery and only use it for necessary communications. You can also try leaving a message or sending a text message to your relatives, as these may be more likely to get through than a phone call during a network outage.
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