Hello everyone, Jishishan County, Linxia Prefecture, Gansu Province touches people's hearts, and at the same time prays for the people in the disaster area, we have specially sorted out the common sense of earthquake prevention and risk avoidance for friends to consult, so as to chat about the heart, I wish the people of all ethnic groups in the country are safe, I wish every family is happy, and I wish every child health and happiness. So,At the time of the event, if you happen to be indoorsThe right way to deal with it is crucial, and here are some detailed suggestions:
Look for the "Safety Triangle":**, interior corners, load-bearing wall roots, and sturdy furniture usually form a relatively safe triangle area. These places can avoid direct damage from falling objects to a certain extent.
Avoid unfavorable positions:Stay away from unsupported beds, suspended ceilings, chandeliers, and glass (including mirrors) and large windows. These places are all safety hazards at the time.
Take precautions:As soon as you find a relatively safe position, immediately squat or sit down, face down with your forehead resting on your arms. This position lowers the center of gravity and maintains stability, while protecting the head and nape of the neck with your hands to prevent injuries from falling objects. Protect your eyes, nose and mouth: If possible, try to close your eyes to prevent foreign objects from flying in. Cover your mouth and nose with a damp towel or clothing to prevent suffocation from inhaling dust.
Avoid elevators and stairs:Elevators may have power outages or malfunctions, and stairs are often crowded and accident-prone. Therefore, unless the situation is urgent and it is necessary to escape, it is best to stay indoors in a relatively safe place.
Stay calm and patient:It can trigger a brief moment of panic and confusion, but it's crucial to stay calm. Try to keep your breathing steady, don't overexert your physical strength, and wait patiently for the past and the arrival of rescuers.
Alternate Escape Routes:Learn about the structure of the room and remember the location of alternate escape routes and emergency exits. If the main passage is blocked, know how to quickly find an alternative escape route.
Prepare emergency supplies:When indoors, try to keep emergency items (e.g. flashlights, first aid kits, backup power supplies, etc.) within easy reach in case you need them.
In short, the key to indoor earthquake avoidance is to understand and familiarize yourself with the environment in advance, choose the right shock shelter space, take the right protective measures, and stay calm and patient. With these measures, the harm that comes with ** can be minimized.