What are the ways to escape from fire?

There are ways to escape from the fire: cover your nose and mouth with towels, handkerchiefs or clothes soaked with water, bend over or climb on the ground to escape from the fire quickly. If in the upstairs room, the stairs and doors have been sealed by fire and it is impossible to escape, it is necessary to make a decisive decision. Use a rope or tear the sheets into long strips (preferably soaked with water), tie one end to the body and the other end to a fixed point in the room, then climb out of the windowsill and pull the rope or bra down the wall. If you are trapped in a room and can't escape, you should shout for help and guide firefighters or the masses to come to the rescue. Never jump off a building easily in panic and panic. If there is water in the room, you can cover the doors and windows with a soaked quilt to prevent the fire from breaking in and wait for the rescue of firefighters or the masses. Try not to take the elevator to escape, in case the line is short-circuited or cut off, and the elevator door cannot be opened.

In case of fire, if we are trapped by fire, especially if we are trapped upstairs, we should try our best to save ourselves after dialing 1 19.

Specific practices are as follows:

In case of fire, run away quickly. If the fire is not big, you can soak quilts, blankets, etc. Rush out of the fire. At this time, it is necessary to make a decisive decision, and don't hesitate, lest the fire get worse and worse and miss the opportunity to escape.

Cover your nose and mouth with cigarettes. If there is a lot of smoke around you, it is more terrible than fire. Because smoke contains a lot of toxic and harmful gases, if it is not taken precautions, it will be smoked down by toxic and harmful smoke, which is often the cause of the highest death rate in fire accidents (about 95% or more). If you must rush out of the smoke area, be sure to cover your nose and mouth with a wet towel and run out as close as possible, so as to reduce the inhalation of smoke and avoid poisoning.

Looking for life everywhere. If the building has an evacuation room and evacuation stairs, you can hide in the evacuation room first, or evacuate to a safe place through the evacuation stairs. If there is a fire in a multi-storey building, the stairs have been burned out, or the fire is quite fierce, you can use tiger windows, balconies, sewer pipes or other objects that can be firmly grounded to escape.

Jumping off a building to escape has skills. If life is threatened and there is no way out, you can use a rope or tear the sheets into strips to connect them, tie one end to a fixed object, and then slide down along the rope or cloth. If you decide to jump off a building and flee in despair, you can throw some clothes and quilts underground to increase the buffer, then hold down the windowsill to reduce the height of the jump, try your best to keep your feet on the ground and save your life as much as possible.

If you can't escape by jumping off a building on a higher floor, you can close the doors and windows leading to the fire area indoors. If possible, water the doors and windows as much as possible to slow down the fire. At this time, all measures should be taken (such as making phone calls and throwing objects). Send a distress signal to the people downstairs to win the chance of rescue. A friend in need is a true friend. In do or die, where a fire broke out, we should carry forward the spirit of mutual assistance and dedication, and try our best to help the elderly, women and children evacuate first. Don't panic and take a hasty step.

Don't get into the elevator when you run for your life. It is particularly important to note that when there is a fire in a high-rise building, you must not enter the elevator to escape if it is not a fire elevator. Because the elevator power supply may be cut off at any time at this time, once a fire breaks out, the elevator passage often becomes the flue of the smoke attack part first.