Correct gesture for help

The correct gesture for help is as follows:

1. Wave for help with both arms: When the distance is far away, you can wave for help with both arms. Put your arms together and wave them over your head. This way can let the other person know that you are asking for help. If you wave one hand, it's easy to be ignored.

2.OK gesture alarm method: the thumb and ring finger bend and touch, and the other three fingers straighten, which is similar to the gesture of "1 10".

3.SOS international universal distress method: the index finger is bent, the other four fingers are clenched in an "S" shape, and the index finger is clenched in an "O" shape. The three actions are done continuously, which is the SOS distress gesture.

Common ways to ask for help

1, sound for help

In case of danger, in addition to shouting for help, you can whistle, smash washbasins, smash objects with wooden sticks, smash doors and windows with axes or other metal devices that can make sound, and even break glass and other objects to send distress signals to the surrounding area.

Step 2 use a reflector

In case of danger, it is the most effective way to reflect signals by backlight. Commonly used tools include flashlights and available reflective objects, such as mirrors, jars, glass plates, glasses, reflectors, etc. Flash 6 times per minute, pause 1 minute, and then repeat.

3, fireworks for help

When in danger in the wild, light three fires in a row, and the distance between the two fires should be equal. Flammable smoke during the day (burning fresh branches, grass and other plants produces thick smoke), and dry wood can be lit at night, giving off bright and dazzling fire to ask for help around.