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Countless rescue cases have shown that the most dangerous moment is when the shaking is the most intense, trying to forcibly escape from the house, or returning to the house to try to rescue companions and certain items, these actions will increase the chance of being killed and injured by falling objects.
Therefore, the internationally accepted principle of "squatting, covering, and grasping" is still valid at least today.
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Disaster prevention and mitigation mantras.
Geological disasters are rampant, and rural areas in mountainous areas are prone to disaster, with collapses, landslides, debris flows, and destruction of houses, roads, and bridges.
Most of the disasters are small in scale, with many types and wide distribution, with the southwest and southeast being the key points, and the northwest and central parts should be guarded against.
Disasters are prone to occur during the flood season, typhoons and rainstorms should be avoided as early as possible, engineering activities should be reasonable, and disaster prevention awareness should be enhanced.
The cliff is steep and cracky, the rock is grinning, and the rocks are piled up at the foot of the mountain, and the collapse disaster needs to be guarded against.
The trees are like scimitars, the ground is in the shape of a ladder, and there are many cracks in the air at the foot of the slope, so landslide disasters should be prevented.
The thick rock on the high mountain is broken, the terrain is funnel-shaped, the ravine is narrow and the water flow is rapid, and the mudflow at the mouth of the ditch should be prevented.
Mining roads and buildings, geological safety should be guaranteed, excavation and piling of discarded muck, and man-made disasters should be avoided.
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1. Be outdoors.
Outdoor shock absorption is more convenient, away from the high-voltage line of the building.
Avoid street lamps and telephone poles, and don't forget to bring a flashlight at night.
There was an earthquake on the street, and the open place was squatting on the spot.
Pay attention to falling objects in the air to prevent the building from falling over and protecting itself.
Second, in the car.
When you find it in the car, you should grasp the armrests of the seats.
Slow down and stop on the side of the road to avoid overturning and injuring people.
Three, in the bungalow.
Bungalows are easy to run from, and the doors and windows can be escaped. Zhenshi.
If you can't get out, you lie down and hide under tables and in corners.
Fourth, in the building.
Don't panic in case of an earthquake in the building, hurry up and stick to the load-bearing wall.
Don't lean against the glass window and hide yourself in the bathroom. Lead-resistant.
Lie down on the ground in case of fire, wring out a wet cloth and covering your mouth and nose.
Don't hesitate to travel against the wind, ** stop and transfer quickly.
5. At school.
Don't run around, the teacher instructs you to lie down quickly.
Hide well under the tables and chairs, and organize the evacuation of ** less.
Stranded in the classroom and unable to go out, not crying or making trouble, etc.
Calmly hide in the "triangle", and don't forget to protect your head with your schoolbag.
If there is water, drink as sparingly as possible, and urine and blood will be collected.
Don't give up at any time, the hope of life belongs to you.
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Dear, hello, thank you for waiting, earthquake prevention and disaster reduction, and the eight sentences are as follows: 1. Don't panic when the building shakes, don't jump off the building and don't pick up the window. 2. Don't run away when you are hungry, and hide nearby.
3. In the narrow alley, don't dodge, don't stand under the high wall. 4. **To come, distinguish between big and small. I'm afraid that there is no 5, and I start with the awareness of earthquakes.
6. Don't panic when you come, run to the open space outside the house and guess early. 7. Live in a building, don't panic, go to a small room, and hide temporarily. 8. Running out, it is not safe, the wall collapses, the most dangerous.
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