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On that day, the afterglow of the setting sun shone on the ruins, reflecting a bleak scene, and the once bustling streets were now unusually deserted. When people approach the store, they can see the charred walls and wreckage, and all that is left is sadness and loss. The time is frozen at 15 o'clock on January 24, and this moment has become the shattering of many families, the wails of loved ones and the ripples of tears.
A total of 39 students lost their precious lives and 9 others were injured in this tragedy, suffering untold physical and mental suffering. Most of these students come from the second-floor classrooms of a game training institute called the Specialized Training School, which used to be where they learned and grow.
When we interviewed the students involved in this classroom, they described heartbreaking images. The classroom was only about 60 square meters, but it was packed with forty or fifty students. Students sit in classrooms with rows of wooden desks and plastic chairs, and the space is extremely small for both studying and preparing for unexpected situations.
At this point, we had an in-depth look at the escape routes. There are two exits in the classroom, one is a small window, but it is blocked by a curtain and cannot be opened under normal circumstances; The other is a narrow aluminum door next to the podium, which can only accommodate one person at a time. The students tried to escape through these two exits, but the narrow exits and cramped spaces put them in a desperate situation.
The students trapped on the second floor could only wait helplessly for rescue. However, the piles of coal and stoves that were piled up near the fires made their situation even more dangerous. Students are well aware of the risks of carbon monoxide poisoning, but they have no choice but to wait for help to arrive.
In the face of this tragedy, we have to reflect: how to strengthen the supervision and management of training institutions? How to improve the public's safety awareness and fire emergency response capabilities? This tragedy tells us that the safety standards and regulations of training institutions cannot be ignored, and their audit and management should be strengthened to ensure the safety of students.
Fires do not know the time and place, and each of us can encounter unexpected situations. Therefore, we need to strengthen our own safety awareness and learn to master fire emergency knowledge and skills, which will provide a strong guarantee for the safety of ourselves and others.
It is the main responsible party for the protection of people's lives, so the training institution should be strictly audited and managed to ensure that it meets the safety standards and regulations. At the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen the supervision and management of training institutions to prevent the recurrence of similar tragedies from the source.
In addition to the best actions, everyone also has the responsibility to take action, improve safety awareness, and learn to master fire emergency knowledge and skills. When an emergency occurs, we can respond calmly and escape quickly to minimize the loss of personnel and property.
This tragedy is heartbreaking, but it also makes us deeply reflect and enlighten. It is an important measure to improve the safety situation of training institutions and strengthen the supervision and management of the first class. At the same time, everyone should start from themselves, improve safety awareness, and participate in fire emergency rescue work. Only by working together with the public can we avoid similar tragedies from happening again and make our own contribution to the security and stability of society.
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