Handling and self rescue in the event of a fire, and how to save oneself in the event of a fire

How to save yourself in the event of a fire is as follows:

1. Water is the most commonly used fire extinguishing agent, wood, paper, cotton, etc., which can be directly extinguished with water.

2. Quickly cover the place with soil, sand, soaked quilt or blanket, etc., which can effectively extinguish the fire.

3. Fighting with a broom, mop, etc., can also extinguish small fires.

4. Oil, alcohol, etc., can not be extinguished with water, and can be quickly covered with sand or soaked quilt.

5. Gas**, you can cover the fire point with a wet towel and quickly cut off the gas source.

6. Electrical appliances** can not be extinguished with water, nor can they be covered with wet items. Water is a conductor, and by doing so, an electric shock can occur, and the correct way is to cut off the power supply first and then extinguish the fire.

Use the "fire extinguisher" around you

In daily life, almost every one of us is dealing with fire, once a fire occurs, especially in the initial stage of the fire, if it is found in time, the disposal method is appropriate, with less manpower and simple fire extinguishing equipment, the fire can be quickly extinguished. However, after discovering a fire, people often only think of using a fire extinguisher to extinguish the fire, but they do not know that there are many "fire extinguishing agents" around them.

Wet cloth. If the family kitchen is not strong at the beginning, you can use wet towels, wet aprons, wet rags, etc., to directly cover the fire and "suffocate it". Arguments.

Pot. When the cooking oil in the pot catches fire due to the high temperature, do not panic, let alone pour water, otherwise the burning oil will splash out and ignite other combustibles in the kitchen. At this time, the gas source should be turned off first, and then the lid should be quickly closed, which can extinguish the fire.

If you don't have a lid, you can cover everything else at hand, such as a pot, and even pour the cut vegetables into the pot to extinguish the fire.

2.If the fire does not start to be large, measures should be taken quickly to try to extinguish the initial fire as soon as possible, and the fire should try to delay the development of the fire in order to help oneself.

3.In the event of a fire, you should shout loudly to the neighbors to put out the fire, and you can also take the nearest washbasin and other items that can make a loud noise and slam it to show the danger.

4.It is necessary to keep in mind the principle of "saving people first, then saving things", and do everything possible to get the people trapped in the fire out first, and at the same time, the old, weak, sick and disabled and children should be evacuated first, so as not to delay time and cause a catastrophe.

5.If the doors and windows of your home are surrounded by fireworks and there is no other passage, do not walk upright, and it is best to crawl until it is safe.

6.When your clothes are on fire, roll on the ground until the flames are completely extinguished.

7.When the building ** and personnel are trapped, they can knot the sheets, curtains or ropes into ropes, tie them tightly, and then grab the ropes and slide down to safety.

8.In the process of escaping the trapped people, we should try our best to keep the evacuation channels unblocked, prevent congestion and congestion, and minimize the number of people.

9.In the event that there is no way to escape, you should actively seek a temporary shelter to protect yourself, choose the opportunity to escape, or wait for the firefighters to come to the rescue.

10.When a fire breaks out in a neighbor's house, close the doors and windows of your home and spray it with water to cool it down to prevent the fire from spreading.

In the event of a fire, here are some ways to save yourself:

1.Stay calm: When it comes to fire, the most important thing is to stay calm and not panic. If you can stay calm, you'll be better able to think and respond.

2.Escape from the fire: If you spot a fire, first get out of the fire as quickly as possible. Walk towards the nearest exit or window and avoid using the elevator. If you need to walk through smoke or flames, crouch down and crawl against the ground.

3.Close doors and windows: If you can't escape the room, close the doors and windows and plug the cracks and vents with towels or clothing to prevent smoke from entering the room.

4.Help: If you can't escape the room, you should try to stay calm and use your phone or bed sheets to send out a distress signal. When rescuers arrive, shout loudly to let them know where you are.

5.Prevent burns: If you can't escape the room, cover your mouth and nose with items such as a wet towel or clothing soaked in water to prevent smoke and heat from entering your airways. At the same time, try to avoid contact with hot objects and flames to prevent burns.

In short, in the event of a fire, staying calm, escaping the fire as soon as possible, closing doors and windows, seeking help and preventing burns are the keys to self-rescue.

In the event of a fire, we need to remain calm and take swift measures to escape. First of all, close the doors and windows tightly to prevent the fire from spreading. Second, cover your mouth and nose with a damp towel and squat down to minimize smoke inhalation.

Then, consider the escape route, prioritize escaping from the building through safe passages and emergency stairs, and take the elevator if you are not quick to clear the stool. During the escape process, do not panic, pay attention to avoid fire sources and high temperature areas, and try to choose a safety exit that is low from the ground. Finally, call the police to the fire department in time for help and wait for rescue.

In normal times, we should also strengthen the awareness of fire prevention, regularly check fire alarms and other fire prevention facilities, eliminate fire hazards, and improve our own fire prevention capabilities and safety awareness.