A fire broke out in an apartment in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea! Is this caused by unreasonable apartment design or human factors?

I wonder if you have paid attention to the recent fire in an apartment in Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. It is understood that a serious fire broke out in an apartment in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea at about 4: 37 pm local time on June 65438+February 1 2020. The fire killed four people and injured seven others. It can be said that the situation at that time was very dangerous. Fortunately, the fire has been successfully controlled now. So, what is the cause of the fire accident? Is it because the apartment design is unreasonable? Or is it caused by human factors? Let's get to know each other.

First, let's look at the structure of this apartment. From the picture, we can see that the design of the apartment is actually unreasonable. The windows are small, there is no reasonably designed smoke exhaust system, and the fire-fighting facilities are not very complete. So there are some shortcomings in the apartment itself, but the main cause of the accident is not clear and is still under investigation. The specific reasons are still waiting for the official announcement.

I think it has something to do with human factors besides the unreasonable apartment design. Improper use of fire by some residents is also the main cause of this accident, so it is necessary to popularize residents' knowledge of safe use of fire and improve fire safety in order to effectively avoid this tragedy.

So, in case of fire, what should we do? How can we successfully escape from the fire scene? First of all, in case of fire, call the fire alarm in time. Then, find a safe passage to escape from the fire scene. If you can't escape for a while, find a wet towel to cover your nose and mouth, and then squat down. Remember not to walk upright, so as not to inhale a lot of smoke and endanger your life. You can also wet the quilt with water and protect it. Listen to the arrangement of firemen and don't act without authorization during the rescue. I think the most important thing is to raise residents' awareness of fire safety and popularize residents' escape.