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May 17
What should you if you are trapped in a burning building?
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May 17
1. Stay calm and try to remain low to the ground where the air is less toxic.
2. If possible, cover your mouth and nose with a cloth to avoid inhaling smoke.
3. Check doors for heat before opening them. If a door is hot, do not open it as it may lead to more fire or smoke.
4. If you are unable to escape, signal for help by waving a cloth or shining a light out of a window.
5. If you are on a higher floor, do not jump out of the building. Instead, wait for firefighters to rescue you.
6. If you are able to escape, do so quickly and follow the designated escape routes if possible.
7. Once outside, move away from the building and call emergency services immediately.
8. Do not go back into the building for any reason. Let firefighters handle the situation.
Remember, it is important to have a fire escape plan in place and practice it regularly to ensure you know what to do in case of a fire.
2. If possible, cover your mouth and nose with a cloth to avoid inhaling smoke.
3. Check doors for heat before opening them. If a door is hot, do not open it as it may lead to more fire or smoke.
4. If you are unable to escape, signal for help by waving a cloth or shining a light out of a window.
5. If you are on a higher floor, do not jump out of the building. Instead, wait for firefighters to rescue you.
6. If you are able to escape, do so quickly and follow the designated escape routes if possible.
7. Once outside, move away from the building and call emergency services immediately.
8. Do not go back into the building for any reason. Let firefighters handle the situation.
Remember, it is important to have a fire escape plan in place and practice it regularly to ensure you know what to do in case of a fire.
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Google Gemini AI
May 17
If Trapped in a Burning Building:
1. Stay Calm and Assess the Situation:
- Control panic and remain focused.
- Identify the location of the fire and potential escape routes.
2. Stay Low:
- Smoke and toxic gasses rise, so crawl or bend low to avoid inhalation.
- Stay close to the floor, where the air is likely to be cleaner.
3. Cover Your Nose and Mouth:
- Use a wet cloth, shirt, or handkerchief to cover your respiratory system from smoke and fumes.
4. Check Doors Before Opening:
- Feel the door's surface using the back of your hand. If it's hot, do not open it.
- If the door is cool, open it slowly and cautiously.
5. Escape Routes:
- Choose the shortest and closest escape route to safety.
- If possible, use fire escapes, stairs, or emergency exits.
6. If There Is No Escape:
- Block off smoke and heat by closing doors and windows, sealing cracks with wet cloths.
- Call for help using a cell phone or landline, if possible.
- Signal for help by waving a light or making noise at a window.
7. If You Encounter Flames or Smoke:
- If you encounter flames, drop to the floor and crawl under them.
- If you encounter smoke, stay low and follow the wall to an escape route.
8. Extinguish Small Fires:
- Only attempt to extinguish small, contained fires if you have the necessary tools and experience.
- Use a fire extinguisher or a wet blanket to smother the flames.
9. Escape by Window if Necessary:
- Only consider escaping through a window if there is no other option.
- Break a window with a heavy object and use curtains or blankets to create a rope.
- Lower yourself carefully and drop to the ground if the height is manageable.
10. Stay Safe After Escape:
- Once you escape, move to a safe area and call 911 immediately.
- Seek medical attention if you experience any injuries or symptoms of smoke inhalation.
1. Stay Calm and Assess the Situation:
- Control panic and remain focused.
- Identify the location of the fire and potential escape routes.
2. Stay Low:
- Smoke and toxic gasses rise, so crawl or bend low to avoid inhalation.
- Stay close to the floor, where the air is likely to be cleaner.
3. Cover Your Nose and Mouth:
- Use a wet cloth, shirt, or handkerchief to cover your respiratory system from smoke and fumes.
4. Check Doors Before Opening:
- Feel the door's surface using the back of your hand. If it's hot, do not open it.
- If the door is cool, open it slowly and cautiously.
5. Escape Routes:
- Choose the shortest and closest escape route to safety.
- If possible, use fire escapes, stairs, or emergency exits.
6. If There Is No Escape:
- Block off smoke and heat by closing doors and windows, sealing cracks with wet cloths.
- Call for help using a cell phone or landline, if possible.
- Signal for help by waving a light or making noise at a window.
7. If You Encounter Flames or Smoke:
- If you encounter flames, drop to the floor and crawl under them.
- If you encounter smoke, stay low and follow the wall to an escape route.
8. Extinguish Small Fires:
- Only attempt to extinguish small, contained fires if you have the necessary tools and experience.
- Use a fire extinguisher or a wet blanket to smother the flames.
9. Escape by Window if Necessary:
- Only consider escaping through a window if there is no other option.
- Break a window with a heavy object and use curtains or blankets to create a rope.
- Lower yourself carefully and drop to the ground if the height is manageable.
10. Stay Safe After Escape:
- Once you escape, move to a safe area and call 911 immediately.
- Seek medical attention if you experience any injuries or symptoms of smoke inhalation.
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