What time is the live broadcast of the 2022 Hebei Fire Disaster Prevention and Disaster Reduction Day Disaster Prevention and Reduction Video Live Broadcast

Hebei Fire Disaster Prevention and Reduction Day Live Broadcast

Live broadcast time: 10:00 on May 12, 2022

Live broadcast entrance: Click here to watch

Earthquake self-rescue protection guide

If you are in the room

Never get under the bed: After an earthquake, house collapse sometimes forms triangular spaces indoors. These are the places where people survived. Relatively safe places can be called shock-absorbing spaces, which include places with small openings such as under the edge of the bed, under solid furniture, at the base of interior walls, and in corners. In the past, people thought it was safest to get under the bed, but it is not the best hiding place because you can hide but not escape.

Avoid hanging objects above your head: Choose a place where there are no hanging objects above and no power plug nearby to prevent secondary disasters caused by falling objects and causing injuries and power cord fires.

If you are in a car

Never hide in a car: a car may look strong, but it is actually just a thin layer that is vulnerable. When a major earthquake occurs, if you are driving, your car will feel like a flat tire, making you unable to control the steering wheel and making it difficult to drive. At this time, you should avoid the intersection, stop the car by the side of the road, and then immediately get out of the car and squat beside the car with your head in your hands.

Hold on to the handrails and lower your center of gravity: If you are sitting in a moving tram during an earthquake, you have to use local materials, hold on to the handrails, lower your center of gravity, and hide near the seat.

If you are in a public place

Don’t panic and rush to the exit: whether you can escape depends on whether there are good institutional guarantees. After the earthquake, the public place was dark, and frightened howls could be heard everywhere. Don't rush toward the exit in a panic, avoid crowds of people, and avoid being squeezed against walls or fences.

Hide next to a nearby large pillar: Instead of rushing around, it is better to squat or lie under a row of chairs, avoid chandeliers, fans and other hanging objects, and protect your head. In shopping malls, bookstores, exhibition halls, subways, etc., you should choose strong counters or pillars or inner corners to squat on the spot.