When nuclear war comes, if there is time to escape, what are the safe places for people to take refu

In that case, those who have the opportunity to go to the underground parking lot for refuge and self-rescue are considered one in a hundred lucky people, these places are very safe, but the nuclear ** will have a center point when it is detonated, if it is just near the center point or the center point, then there is no chance to escape, the high temperature generated by the nuclear explosion will vaporize people in an instant, people have no time to react, and they will not even feel any pain, and they have disappeared in this world. In addition, the situation of people in the neighborhood is not much better.

If nuclear war really comes, we will have nowhere to take refuge, after all, the harm caused by nuclear war is very great.

You can choose a subway station or an underground parking lot to take refuge, as long as you are farther away from the ground, the better your chances of survival.

Before a nuclear bomb strikes, there is generally an air defense alert. After hearing the air defense siren:

If you're at home, close the door immediately and find a windowless room (such as a toilet) and squat under a sturdy table, which has a better chance of surviving.

If you are on the street, it is better to choose a subway station, an underground shopping mall, an underground parking lot to take shelter. Don't stay in the open air if it's too late, choosing a house as a bunker can greatly improve your chances of survival.

It depends on the capabilities of the country's intelligence services, if you know in advance to escape from the bombed area. For example, in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the United States planned several candidate sites, but in fact, most civilians were unaware, and many people watched the atomic bomb in mid-air**.

The power of nuclear ** can never be underestimated, and many people say that if they encounter it, they will either die or be injured! So if you really encounter a nuclear ** attack, how should you dodge?

Since the invention of the atomic bomb, the perception of war has changed completely. The lethality of the atomic bomb is often used as a country's last card and as a country's strategic deterrent. At present, Japan is the only country that has actually suffered from the atomic bomb.

In August 1945, the United States dropped atomic bombs on Nagasaki and Hiroshima respectively, and the scene after the atomic bombs was unforgettable for the Japanese.

In Hiroshima, for example, 70,000 people died instantly, tens of thousands of people were blinded by the bright light produced by the atomic bomb**, and between 90,000 and 140,000 people died from burns, radiation, and complications. According to statistics, by 1950, more than 200,000 people had been killed between or indirectly by the atomic bomb in Hiroshima, Japan.

At that time, the atomic bomb dropped by the U.S. military on Hiroshima was only 13,000 metric tons of TNT equivalent, but more than 90 percent of the people within 500 meters of the center died instantaneously or did not survive that day. Six to seventy percent of people within the 500 to 1,000 meter range die instantly or on the same day. More than half of the remaining people who did not die died within a week, and a quarter lost their lives after a week.

To this day, the area around the Crosstalk Bridge in Hiroshima, Japan, is still classified as a high-radiation pollution area, which shows the damage of the atomic bomb**. I believe that many people will have a question, in case of a nuclear bomb in the city where we live**, how should ordinary people escape in order to become survivors.

In fact, the escape of a nuclear bomb ** is an extremely difficult thing, and if it is close to the center of the nuclear bomb**, there is almost no possibility of escape. If you're in a bunker deep underground, you'll be able to escape.

After the nuclear bomb, you will see a light that is countless times stronger than the sun, and you may even be blinded by this light instantly, if you are within a certain distance from the center of the project, you will see all combustibles in the distance start to burn, then it proves that the shock wave is coming towards you. At this time, if you have a pool of water in front of you, you can jump into it desperately and try to stay underwater for more than a minute, then you can dodge the strongest wave of radiant currents, and your chances of survival will be greatly improved.

At the moment you surface, the radioactive fallout will immediately damage you, and all you can do is escape the open area as fast as you can, find sealed bunkers and wait for rescue. If your city has a subway, or a special bomb shelter, the general air defense radar will launch an alarm about five minutes before **, then after the air raid alarm sounds, you have five minutes to escape to the bomb shelter or the subway station that isolates the outside air flow.

When the dust settles and you wait for rescue, there is a 90% chance that you will survive