Familiar with the environment, calm in times of crisis.
Be familiar with the building structure and escape route of the study or living place, and usually pay attention to the evacuation passage and the direction of the safety exit, so as to escape as soon as possible in the event of a fire.
Keep calm and know your direction.
When encountering a fire, keep calm and do not crowd or rush around when evacuating. When evacuating, run to an open place outside as soon as possible. If the safe passage is blocked by fireworks, you should turn your back to the direction of the fireworks and look for an exit to the outside to escape.
Don’t be dangerous, don’t love property.
Don’t waste your precious escape time looking for valuables. After escaping from a fire, do not return to the dangerous area in search of money or belongings.
Simple protection, cover your nose and bend your waist.
When escaping from a fire, you can cover your mouth and nose with a wet towel, bend over and evacuate in a low posture, or pour water on your head and body or wrap your head and body with a wet towel, wet quilt, or wet blanket before rushing out.
Make good use of the passage, and don’t use the elevator.
Buildings designed and constructed according to normative standards will have more than two escape stairs, passages or safety exits. When a fire breaks out, you should choose to enter relatively safe stairs and passages according to the situation. Always remember that when a high-rise building is on fire, do not take the elevator.
Take refuge first, stick to it and wait for help.
If you feel handy when touching the door, you should close the doors and windows facing the fire, open the doors and windows against the fire, plug the door gap with a wet towel, wet cloth, etc., or soak the quilt with water, and cover the doors and windows facing the fire, and then do not Stop watering, prevent fireworks from penetrating people, and wait for rescue.
Signal for assistance.
When surrounded by fireworks, try to stay on balconies, windows and other places that are easy to be found and where you can avoid fireworks. During the day, you can shake bright clothes out of the window; at night, you can turn on the flashlight and keep shaking or knocking things on the window to send out an effective distress signal in time. When you are trapped by smoke and lose your self-rescue ability, try to climb to the wall or door, which is convenient for firefighters to find and rescue, and can also prevent yourself from being injured when the house collapses.
The fire has reached you, so don’t run away.
If you find that your body is on fire, running in a panic and slapping with your hands will only create wind, accelerate oxygen replenishment, and fuel the fire. The correct way is to quickly try to take off your clothes or roll around on the spot to suppress the flames.
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