The annual Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Day is here again,
In the face of various natural disasters,
Do you have the ability to avoid danger in an emergency?
If you don't know much yet,
Then follow the editor to learn together!
01 Earthquakes
When an earthquake strikes, stay calm and quickly seek cover, such as sturdy furniture such as tables and beds. Try to avoid standing in the center of the room and close to the corner of the wall to absorb the shock. If you are unable to escape indoors, lie down with a low center of gravity to protect your head and neck. After the earthquake, evacuate the scene in an orderly manner and avoid blindly following the crowd.
02 Tue Yan
In the event of a fire, stay calm, cover your mouth and nose with a wet towel, and try to escape on the ground as much as possible. If the escape route is blocked, you can tear the sheets, curtains and other items into strips, knot them into ropes, and escape through the window. In case of fire, stay away from the fire source, and do not blindly extinguish the fire source. In the event of smoke, use wet towels or clothing to block the cracks in the door to prevent smoke from entering the room.
03 Flood season
During the flood season, it is necessary to pay attention to changes in water levels, and pay close attention to meteorological forecasts and early warning information issued by government departments. In the event of a flood threat, prepare for relocation in advance. If you are trapped in floodwaters, try to find high ground and wait for rescue. Never risk wading to avoid being swept away by floodwaters. If you encounter heavy rainfall outdoors, find a safe place as soon as possible and avoid taking shelter under trees, telephone poles, etc.
04 Thunderstorm
Pay attention to lightning protection in thunderstorm weather and avoid outdoor activities. If you are outdoors, find a low area as soon as possible, bring your feet together, put your hands on your knees, and lower your center of gravity. Avoid sheltering from rain under large trees and away from high-altitude facilities such as power lines and billboards. At home, close doors and windows and keep electrical appliances away. During thunderstorms, avoid using household appliances such as telephones and water heaters.
I usually know it well
You can use it in an emergency
I don't want to use it though
But
It's still necessary to learn more emergency knowledge!
Quickly transfer it to the people around you
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