How to escape when the ground floor of a high rise building catches fire

1. Keep a clear head and extinguish the initial fire.

When a fire breaks out, be sure to face it calmly. If the fire is discovered at the beginning of the fire, you can use fire extinguishers, tap water and other fire extinguishing tools to extinguish the fire as soon as possible, and at the same time, you should call the surrounding people to come out and participate in the fire extinguishing and alarm. If there are more than one person extinguishing the fire, a division of labor should be carried out, with one person responsible for extinguishing the fire and the other person removing combustibles around the flame to prevent and slow down the spread of the fire.

2. Seek a good escape strategy for different fire conditions.

Touch the door lock before opening the door for escape. If the lock temperature is very high, it means that the fire or smoke has blocked the exit of the door, and the door must not be opened. All doors and windows in the room should be closed, the cracks of the doors should be blocked with towels, quilts, etc., and water should be splashed to cool down.

At the same time, use mobile phones and other communication tools to call the police.

If the temperature of the door lock is normal or there is no smoke coming in from the crack of the door, it means that the fire is still some distance away from you, and you can open the door to observe the situation of the outside passage. When opening the door, press one foot against the lower frame of the door to prevent the heat from rushing the door open. If you are confident that the fire does not pose a threat to you, you should evacuate the fire as soon as possible.

3. Cover your nose with a wet towel in case of thick smoke, bend down and bow your head to evacuate quickly.

When passing through a smoke area, move quickly in the lowest or prostrate position possible, and cover your mouth and nose with a damp towel. Don't retreat into narrow corners, such as corners, under tables, in large closets, etc.

Do not enter the elevator to escape, the stairs can be rescued. The elevator is often prone to power failure and causes the elevator to be "stuck", and people will be choked and suffocated by the smoke and poisonous gas in the elevator at any time.

Fourth, be familiar with the escape route in advance, and understand and master the escape method.

Everyone should be familiar with the structure and escape path of the building where they work, study or live, and be familiar with the fire-fighting facilities in the building and the methods of self-rescue and escape. In this way, when a fire breaks out, you don't feel cornered.

It's not a problem, it's a life-or-death decision.

If you are right, you can survive, but if you are wrong, you will either die or be injured.

In case of fire, you should be calm and calm, in the early stage of the fire, flee downward, and when the fire is not saved, retreat to the bathroom, or call for help in the windward direction.

There is only one life, and it is better to have a mutilated limb than to die, and it is also wise to decisively sacrifice part to save life.

The bathroom drain hole is the last lifeline, she can send fresh air from the sewer, she can't get out, close her nostrils to her, waiting for superbirth.

Calm down, the fire is too big, don't rush hard, hit first aid**! Go upstairs and wait for someone to come to the rescue.

Wet the quilt with water or something, drape it over your body and rush out.