What should I do if I get lost while traveling?

What should I do if I get lost in a picnic?

First of all, stop moving forward and calm down as soon as possible.

If you get lost accidentally because you are separated from other players, you should immediately call your partner loudly or whistle for help.

Have a rest, and then check what equipment you have (whether you have a mobile phone, compass, flashlight, matches, and how much food and water you have).

If the mobile phone has a signal, contact other players or local authorities immediately for help.

If you get in touch with other team members or rescue teams, the safest thing is to wait for rescue in the same place or in a clearly marked place.

Carefully recall the road you just walked, such as springs, rocks, trees, rivers, caves, peaks, forks and other references, and then use your memory to find your footprints and return to the original route.

Don't take chances and blindly try another way.

If you can't find the original road, try to find a river or stream and follow it. In general, the stream will lead you out sooner or later, because roads and settlements are often built by the river.

If you can't judge the direction after getting lost in the mountains, you can climb high and look far first, and judge which direction you should go according to the sun or distant reference objects, such as villages, reservoirs and highways. If you can't determine the direction, go to the low-lying direction, so that it is easy to touch the water source.

If you can't judge the direction because of the dense plants, you can climb a big tree to find a distant reference and determine the direction.

If you meet a fork in the road, you must first know the direction you want to go, and then choose the right path. If the directions of several roads are roughly the same and cannot be determined, take the middle road first, so as to make ends meet, and even if you take the wrong road, the deviation will not be too far.

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What should I do if I get lost in a picnic?

First of all, stop moving forward and calm down as soon as possible.

If you get lost accidentally because you are separated from other players, you should immediately call your partner loudly or whistle for help.

Have a rest, and then check what equipment you have (whether you have a mobile phone, compass, flashlight, matches, and how much food and water you have).

If the mobile phone has a signal, contact other players or local authorities immediately for help.

If you get in touch with other team members or rescue teams, the safest thing is to wait for rescue in the same place or in a clearly marked place.

Carefully recall the road you just walked, such as springs, rocks, trees, rivers, caves, peaks, forks and other references, and then use your memory to find your footprints and return to the original route.

Don't take chances and blindly try another way.

If you can't find the original road, try to find a river or stream and follow it. In general, the stream will lead you out sooner or later, because roads and settlements are often built by the river.

If you can't judge the direction after getting lost in the mountains, you can climb high and look far first, and judge which direction you should go according to the sun or distant reference objects, such as villages, reservoirs and highways. If you can't determine the direction, go to the low-lying direction, so that it is easy to touch the water source.

If you can't judge the direction because of the dense plants, you can climb a big tree to find a distant reference and determine the direction.

If you meet a fork in the road, you must first know the direction you want to go, and then choose the right path. If the directions of several roads are roughly the same and cannot be determined, take the middle road first, so as to make ends meet, and even if you take the wrong road, the deviation will not be too far. String 5

Keep looking up at the goal you choose.

If it is estimated that you can't go out that day, then find a place to camp in the open air as soon as possible, and don't go at night.

All team members should stick together and obey the captain's command. It's no use blaming each other and being discouraged.

As long as you think calmly, it is not difficult to find a way out and get out of danger.

Reminder: When you find yourself lost, it is generally no more than 20 minutes away from the original road.

Keep looking up at the goal you choose.

If it is estimated that you can't go out that day, then find a place to camp in the open air as soon as possible, and don't go at night.

All team members should stick together and obey the captain's command. It's no use blaming each other and being discouraged.

As long as you think calmly, it is not difficult to find a way out and get out of danger.

Reminder: When you find yourself lost, it is generally no more than 20 minutes away from the original road.

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Prevention is better than cure: how to avoid getting lost

If you want to go deep into a strange environment, you must carry a compass, a map and other field necessities, and it is best to have an experienced guide with you.

If there is no guide, you can't go too far. You should only see the campsite.

When traveling in the wild, you should avoid escorting yourself, finding your own way, or changing your action plan without authorization.

The leader who walks in front should pay attention to feature recognition, give tips when encountering a fork in the road, control the speed of travel, and prevent any team members from falling behind.

The players who walk behind must follow the team closely, so that they can see or hear the conversation of the players in front.

If you need to stay for a short time due to physical discomfort or defecation, you must inform the front team to wait.

The front and back players can contact each other by shouting or whistling.

Always mark the map or record the environmental characteristics in a notebook, and remember the start time of the action and the time of arrival at each rest place.

When you are not sure about your direction, never go ahead blindly.

Avoid outdoor activities in rain, snow and fog.

Never leave the camp at night in a strange environment, and keep in touch with the left-behind people when you are near the camp.

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Just in case: you should be fully prepared for getting lost and unpredictable emergencies.

Every time you travel in a complex field, you should carefully check whether you have brought the necessary items, especially emergency food, first aid kit, matches (lighters), knives, etc.

Before traveling abroad, you should get in touch with local authorities or local residents and write down important telephone numbers, such as public security, hospitals, etc.

If it is a group action, each group should keep in touch at any time, not too far away, so as to take care of each other.

If you carry a mobile phone, always check whether it is in the signal and write down the location where there is a signal. When you are lost or in an emergency, go to the nearest signal for help. There is no power supply in the venue, so it is necessary to make a plan to let the players with mobile phones turn on their phones in turn to avoid wasting electricity.

If conditions permit, a retroreflector can be prepared. The retro-reflector is used to send the reflected light distress signal to the aircraft in distress. The use method is to aim the mirror at the sun, aim at the person or plane to be contacted through the small hole in the middle of the mirror, and gently rotate the mirror to transmit the reflected light signal to the other party. (Note: Never point to a plane when practicing this method. )

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