At 5:07 a.m. on June 22, a fire broke out in Unit 1802, Building 2, Blue Qianjiang Apartment, Kunpeng Road, Shangcheng District, Hangzhou.

After all-out firefighting efforts, the fire was brought under control at 5:54 and extinguished at 6:48.

It is understood that the building where the fire broke out was a 25-story brick-concrete residential building. The fire started in Room 1802 on the 18th floor, covering an area of ??about 300 square meters. The fire burned an area of ??about 50 square meters. The burning material was household items.

The hostess and three children in the room died unfortunately.

By evening, the cause of the fire had been initially identified as being set on fire in the living room.

The nanny is a suspect involved and has been controlled by the police.

In the early morning of June 14th local time, a fire broke out in a 27-story apartment building in west London, the British capital. The fire was so violent that it spread to almost all floors, and the entire building was burned into an empty shell.

Witnesses told the media about this tragic fire, saying that the scene was "like hell". Some people used flashlights to call for help until the flames engulfed them; there were also mothers who threw their babies from high-rise buildings in order to keep their children alive.

London apartment building fire scene Fire accidents occur frequently in high-rise buildings in modern cities. In high-rise fire emergencies, the rescue height of firefighting ladder trucks is limited. If you want to escape, you often have to rely on self-rescue.

If you work on the 20th floor of a 27-story building, and a fire breaks out in the building, then you... 1. Should you run up or down?

The process of a high-rise building fire is like a burning stick standing vertically. The flames move upward much faster than they move downward.

If there is a fire in a high-rise building, no matter where the fire starts, you should run downstairs quickly along the fire escape.

Statistics show that most casualties caused by fires are caused by smoke inhalation. We must race against time to escape. Wet towels are the simplest and most effective tool to avoid smoke damage in fire scenes.

Cotton wet towels stacked up to 8 layers can filter out about 80% of deadly smoke.

2 Use the "duck step" to maintain a certain speed. If smoke is already spreading, you should lower your body and move quickly.

You can use the "duck walk", squatting down, walking with your feet alternately, walking like a duck - this is the most common way for firefighters to move forward when rescuing in a fire, so as to avoid the high temperature smoke above their heads.

Layers can also maintain a certain speed.

For general life-saving air mattresses, the rescue height limit is 15-20 meters.

If the floor is more than 6 floors, be sure not to blindly jump from the starting point to escape, otherwise it will be almost the same as jumping off the building.

3The elevator is not available at this time!

When a fire breaks out, hot smoke will rush upward in the well at a speed of 3-5 meters per second. At this time, anyone riding in the elevator will be instantly swallowed by the thick smoke.

If you encounter a fire in a high-rise building, you must not take the elevator to escape!

If you are escaping from the balcony, connect sheets, curtains, etc. to make a rope and lower it below the fire level to escape.

At the same time, you should identify the wind direction. The upwind direction is safer.

4. When you go down to the 10th floor, you find that the fire started on the 9th floor... First of all, don't imagine that you can break through the fire point, because the temperature at the center of the fire is over 1,000 degrees, and you will never come back. Don't stay on adjacent floors, the temperature is also several hundred degrees.

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If you don't have a soaked towel, you can last up to 3 minutes in the billowing smoke. If you have this towel, you can last up to 15 minutes longer.

You should quickly turn around and go up to the 12th or 13th floor to find a suitable room.

A domestic unit is conducting a fire drill 5. You should not choose a room with a security net to escape. When escaping, it is best to find a room closest to the main road. In this way, you will be the first target of rescue by the firefighters. This room must have windows.

, and there is no anti-theft net.

In all fires, because firefighters are extremely busy, in order to effectively rescue the most people in a short period of time, those in the security windows are always the last to be rescued.

After you and your colleagues enter this room, the first action is to close the door, the second action is to use your most commonly used tape to seal all the air-conditioning outlets you can see, and the third action is to smash your

The windows of the room, of course, if there are many people, these actions can be done at the same time.

6. What should I do when I stay in the room?

The first thing to make sure is not to shout "help" loudly, because you will consume more oxygen and inhale too much poisonous gas.

Second, if it is during the day, you should look for brightly colored clothes or strips of cloth and swing them out from the window to attract attention; if it is at night, you should use a flashlight to attract attention, but in a fire scene, if there is no

Flashlights and lighters are definitely not good choices, because lighters are not obvious in a fire scene and can cause the explosion of flammable gas; thirdly, soaked towels are welcome items in any fire scene, cover your eyes

nose, it will allow you to hold on longer, giving the firefighters more time to save you.