What is the correct way to escape in the event of a fire

When a fire comes, do you understand the correct way to escape?

Bright Net. 01/14 · Guangming Network Official.

When a fire breaks out, people tend to get caught up in a panic and blindly escape, making the situation even more dangerous. So when a fire comes, how do we escape correctly?

Today, I will take you to understand the nine common senses of fire escape.

1.When a fire strikes, the best time to escape is short, so remember not to be greedy for money and flee quickly.

2.When threatened by fire, be alert.

Put on soaked clothing or bedding and flee in the direction of the safety exit.

3.When walking through smoke areas, keep your body as close to the ground as possible and cover your mouth and nose with a damp towel to avoid suffocation due to smoke inhalation.

4.If you find a fire on your body, do not run around, but roll on the spot or press the fire with heavy clothing.

5.When escaping from a fire, do not take the elevator as soon as possible to prevent the power supply from being trapped in the elevator, and take the stairs to escape.

6.When the fire is strong outside and the door of the room is already hot, remember not to open the door, block the doors and windows with soaked clothes and bedding, and splash water to cool down.

7.When all escape routes are blocked by fire, you should immediately retreat indoors and call for help by flashlight, waving clothes, shouting, **, etc.

8.When the fire is fierce, do not blindly jump off the building, use evacuation stairs, drainage pipes, balconies to escape, or connect the bed sheets into ropes, fix them and slide down the ropes.

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In the event of a fire, how do I escape correctly?

When threatened by fire, put on soaked clothes or bedding and flee in the direction of the safety exit; When walking through smoke areas, keep your body as close to the ground as possible and cover your mouth and nose with a damp towel to avoid suffocation due to smoke inhalation. When you find a fire on your body, roll on the spot or press the fire with heavy clothing; When the fire is fierce, do not blindly jump off the building, use evacuation stairs, drainage pipes, balconies to escape, or connect the bed sheets into ropes, fix them and slide down the ropes.

Fire escape methods.

Fire escape methods for high-rise buildings.

In the event of a fire in a multi-story building, if there is no possibility of escaping the scene, immediately look for clothes and bedding nearby, soak it with water, cover your mouth and nose and drape it over your body, immediately tie it to a rope with a bed sheet or other object that can be connected together, tie it firmly to your abdomen while tying it to a solid fixed object such as a heating pipe, open the window, grasp the rope close to the fixed object with your hand, and slowly slide it downstairs to the ground. Do not jump off the building to escape unless absolutely necessary.

1. Crawl close to the ground. Attention should be paid to preventing smoke poisoning and effectively preventing suffocation. The general practice is to cover your nose with a wet towel and mask.

When the smoke is thick, you should crawl as close to the ground as possible to evacuate. When you leave the room first, touch the door with the back of your hand to see if there is any heat. If the door is already hot, it cannot be opened, otherwise smoke and fire will rush into the room; If the door is not hot, the fire may not be large, so be sure to close the door when you leave the room.

2. Go down the stairs. Generally, there are more than two escape stairs in buildings, and when a high-rise fire catches fire, try to run down as much as possible. Even if the staircase is sealed in flames, use a wet quilt or other cover to rush out quickly.

3. Don't take the elevator. Never take a regular elevator to escape. The power supply system of high-rise buildings can be cut off at any time in the event of a fire, and ordinary elevators will be locked inside, which directly threatens people's lives.

4. Try to be exposed. If you can't escape for a while, don't hide in the top floor or closet. Try to stay on a balcony, window, or other place where people can easily be spotted.

5. Extinguish the fire. If you are on fire and you don't have water or a fire extinguisher at hand, don't run or slap with your hands, but immediately try to take off your clothes or roll on the spot to extinguish the fire.

6. When firefighters enter the room, they are groping along the wall, so when they are suffocated by smoke and lose their ability to save themselves, they should strive to roll to the wall or door.