According to a netizen who lives in the community, it is on both sides of the floor and downstairs. In order to save money, a resident on the 21st floor bought a plug-in cable to connect the electricity from home and go to the first floor to charge, and then the 21st floor caught fire, and it burned to the top of the building, and then it also caused the ** downstairs, causing both sides **, so the middle floor was not burned.
Judging from the post-disaster picture on the floor, some netizens explained:
Let me briefly say, for example, if there is a fire on the 6th floor, the flame is not 1 or 2 meters high as you think, it may be 10 to 15 meters high. This continuous burning can ignite clothes on the balcony on the 10th floor without the windows closed, causing chain burning.
The most terrible thing is not fire, but smoke, which can be 10-15 meters high and 10 meters wide. For example, if a window on the 11th floor is not closed, the smoke from the burning on the 6th floor may fill every room on the 11th floor, imagine that you are sleeping in a bedroom on the 11th floor, and you are suddenly woken up at night, and when you open your eyes, you can't see anything, and when you turn on the light, you can't see the overhead light.
It's scary. If the reaction is slow, a large amount of fumes, carbon monoxide and other toxic gases will be inhaled. Within a few minutes, if you can't find a water source and cover your mouth and nose with a wet towel, you'll fall unconscious and die. If you open the door rashly, it is even more dangerous, because there may be more smoke in the hallway.
Even more terrifying situations are, for example, if you see smoke on the roof, 40 centimeters high, it seems that there is no hurry, but in fact you are standing somewhere, for example, 1At 6 meters high, there is a large amount of carbon monoxide, and within a few minutes, you will be in a coma with carbon monoxide poisoning.
1. Property management is not in place and does not pay attention to potential safety hazards. Busy collecting property fees and parking fees, turning a blind eye to various safety hazards in the community.
2. The battery car is charged in the corridor on the floor, and the residents do not listen to the persuasion, so they take the electric car to the corridor by elevator to charge. In most communities, property management is not to let electric vehicles into the unit! Many owners have to go in and recharge! Don't let in and scold the property.
3. The charging pile charge is unreasonable. The electricity fee of the public charging pile exceeds the standard, which leads to many owners being greedy and cheap, and entering the building to connect and charge the electricity privately.
4. The quality of the battery car is uneven, and the battery quality has potential safety hazards and overcharging.
5. Under the overhead floor, the electric vehicle is overly charged centrally, and many flammable materials are piled up around.
As a property manager, you must fulfill your duties, do your duty well, regard the safety of people's lives as the first, always pay attention to all kinds of potential safety hazards, and prevent problems before they happen!
As a resident, you must abide by the management of the property, you must pay attention to fire safety, life safety first, and do not connect the electricity to charge it privately for the sake of greed.
If you live on a high-rise floor, you should first run to the bathroom, and if there is a fire in the room, wet the quilt or blanket and cover the bathroom door and pour water on the quilt or blanket.
Then fill all the basins that can be connected to water for backup to prevent water outages, and the last thing to do is to open the small window of the bathroom and shake the clothes out to call for help, waiting for rescue!
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