What aspects should be paid attention to in home suspension

The most important thing is the gas, turn it off when you leave. If you suddenly have it in your hands, the most valuable thing around you is placed under a hard object. Of course, personal safety is the most important, and you should pay attention to where your environment is when escaping.

If you are on a high floor, you must not take the stairs, because the stairs are already impassable at that time, and you can only wait for death if you go, and you should hide under hard objects. Choose a place to hide from top to bottom The object is hard enough A place that is convenient for digging It is best to have a place with water The mobile phone must be taken at hand, after it is determined that it is buried, when there is no danger to life, please turn off the phone to maintain the power, and after two days to turn on the phone for communication. After being buried, please try to strengthen the space around you and pay attention to conserving your physical strength.

If that part of the body is crushed, do everything you can to get out. After being buried for a while, the sound of rescue is sounded in moderation. Or hit a hard object and make a sound.

If you are very thirsty and there is no water around, you can choose to drink your own urine. (Don't doubt that there was a person in Sichuan who survived by eating books and urinating) If you find that your physical strength begins to be seriously lacking, then it is only up to your will, think about your relatives, friends and lovers.

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1. Shock absorption method: **When it happens, if you happen to be at home at this time, then it depends on the situation whether to hide or escape. If your home is a bungalow or the first floor, you can quickly reach the open area in the courtyard, and if it is noisy, you can quickly run outside; If your home is located in a high-rise building, then you should still "wait and see", choose a place that is sturdy indoors and can cover your body, and it is easy to form a triangular space, squat or sit, curl up as much as possible, lower the center of gravity of the body, and pay attention to protect your head, neck, eyes, and mouth and nose.

After waiting for **, quickly leave the room and reach a safe open area; If you can't leave, you actively wait for help.

2. In the moving electric (automobile) car, grasp the handrail firmly to avoid falling or bruising; Lower your center of gravity, hide near your seat, and get off the bus after passing over.

3. At school, if Jian Sakura is in class, she should quickly hold her head, close her eyes, and hide under her desk under the teacher's command; Evacuate in an organized manner after the ** has subsided, and classes should be held outdoors if necessary. If you happen to be in the playground or outdoors, you can squat still and protect your head with your hands; Take care to avoid tall buildings or dangerous objects; Don't go back to the classroom.

4. In public places such as shops, bookstores, exhibition halls, etc., you should choose sturdy counters, goods (such as low furniture, etc.) or pillars, as well as inner wall corners, and squat on the spot to protect your head with your hands or other things; Avoid glass windows, doors, windows, or counters; Avoid shelves that are tall and unstable or have heavy or fragile items; Avoid towering or hanging objects such as billboards and chandeliers.

Remember not to panic indoors, protect your head, take shelter in a supported space such as under a table, or in a small space such as a bathroom, next to sturdy furniture, in a pillar or in a corner, and turn off gas and electricity.

1. Don't panic. **There is generally about 10 seconds of reaction time when arrival, and it is the best way to save yourself in these few seconds, do not hesitate to panic and run around, which is more dangerous.

2. Protect your head. Hold your head with both hands, or find a pillow or other soft object to protect your head, a head injury is very dangerous, don't run far to get it, it's best to get it easily.

3. Duck under a table or other support space. The table itself can form a small safe space, which has a certain blocking effect, and should be taken under the table as soon as possible, which can improve the chance of survival and reduce injuries.

4. Hide in a small space such as a bathroom. Small spaces are not easy to collapse, and it is easy to form a triangular safety zone, which can be taken into the bathroom.

5. Hide next to sturdy furniture. Sturdy furniture can support the large items that fall from the columns, and if you're lucky, you can also form a triangular safety zone, which is also a good choice.

6. Shelter in a pillar or corner. Generally, the pillars and corners of the wall are relatively strong compared to other places, and it is also a good choice to cover your head with your hands and squat in the above places.

7. Turn off gas, power, etc. If time permits, turn off the main power switch and gas at home as soon as possible to prevent ** or fire hazard caused by **.

**Magnitude Classification:

The magnitude of a weak earthquake is less than 3. If the epicenter is not very shallow, this kind of ** is generally not easy for people to detect.

Felt magnitude of ** equal to or greater than magnitude 3, less than or equal to magnitude. This kind of ** people can feel, but generally does not cause damage.

Moderate to strong earthquakes with magnitude greater than magnitude and less than magnitude 6. It is a geographic earthquake that can cause damage, but the severity of the damage is also related to various factors such as the depth of the epicenter and the distance of the epicenter.

A strong earthquake with a magnitude equal to or greater than 6. Among them, the magnitude greater than or equal to 8 is also called huge**.

Above the Richter scale** can be monitored globally.

In outdoor shock absorption, choose the nearest open place to avoid shock, avoid tall buildings or structures, avoid dangerous objects, towering or hanging objects, and avoid other dangerous places.

1. Choose an open place nearby to absorb shocks: squat or lie down to avoid falling. Don't run around and avoid crowded places. Don't just go back indoors.

2. Avoid tall buildings or structures: buildings, especially buildings with glass curtain walls, street bridges, overpasses, high chimneys, water towers, etc. Sensitive chain.

3. Avoid dangerous objects, towering or hanging objects: transformers, telephone poles, street lights, billboards, cranes, etc.

4. Avoid other dangerous places: narrow streets, dilapidated houses, fences, parapet walls, high door faces, under awnings, stacking places for bricks, tiles, wood, etc.

**The correct way to escape in the event of an eventuality

First, protect yourself.

When you start, the most important thing is to protect yourself. This includes taking:"Keep your head down, crouch down, and hold tightly"Place your head between your arms to avoid head injury. If possible, look for a sturdy piece of furniture or structure for extra protection.

Second, seek a safe place to shelter immediately.

If you're indoors, choose a place with a solid structure, such as a door frame, under a table, or in a corner. Avoid hanging lamps, glass windows, large furniture, and other items that may shake or fall. If you're outside, try to stay away from objects that could fall, such as buildings, street lights, power lines, etc., and choose an open area.

Third, get out of the building as soon as possible.

When it is safe to do so, leave the building as soon as possible and move to an open area. Do not use the elevator in case the elevator breaks down during the ** period. Special care should be taken to avoid being hit by falling objects when leaving the building.

Finally, avoid being near danger zones and stay calm and stay connected to the outside world at all times.

Stay away from buildings that have collapsed or are at risk of collapse, as well as places where secondary disasters (such as mudslides, landslides, etc.) may occur. Use mobile phones, radios, and other tools to stay connected to the outside world and listen to the latest rescue information.