In the event of a fire, the police should be calm, rapid, concise and accurate. The basic requirements are:
(1). When calling the police by telephone, call the fire alarm calmly and clearly explain the location of the fire and its community, street, house number, number of buildings and rooms, and explain what is on fire and whether there are any explosive dangerous items; tell the police clearly The person’s name, unit, and phone number; wait until the other party explains that you can hang up the phone before you hang up.
(2). After reporting to the police, immediately personally or send someone to meet the fire engine at the unit door, street intersection or intersection and lead the fire brigade to the fire scene quickly.
2. Fight the first fire
Once there is a fire in your home, do not panic. If the fire is not serious, you should quickly use the simple fire extinguishing equipment and other available items in your home to take effective measures to control and put out the fire.
(1). If the oil pan is on fire, do not pour water to extinguish the fire. The gas valve of the stove should be closed, and the pan lid should be directly covered or covered with a wet cloth to suffocate the fire. You can also put cut vegetables into the pan to cool and extinguish the fire.
(2). If the gas tank is on fire, cover the fire with wet bedding and clothing, and close the valve quickly.
(3). If household appliances or circuits are on fire, do not splash water directly, cut off the power supply, and then use dry powder or gas fire extinguishers to extinguish the fire.
Three, fire escape
The most important thing to escape from a fire is to keep your head calm and calm, and you must not panic.
(1). When a fire breaks out, you must escape the scene as quickly as possible, and you must not be greedy for property.
(2). Do not walk upright when the smoke is full, otherwise it is very easy to choke and poison. During the escape, you must move forward in a low position and keep your body below 1 meter.
(3). When escaping from the scene of the fire, escape along the passage marked with "safe exit" and do not enter the unknown passage casually.
(4). If the survivor catches fire, he should quickly take off or tear off his clothes, or roll on the spot to put out the fire, but be careful not to roll too fast, and remember not to run into the wind with the fire.
