when a bulding get fire how can we escape from the building? I follow those who answer
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One of the biggest mistakes you can make is flinging open doors without first checking for a different escape route. When a fire breaks out in a building, most people's first natural impulse is the correct one — to flee the area. This usually means opening doors to an attempt to find an escape route.
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NEVER IGNORE A FIRE ALARM! Your first reaction should be to grab your room keys, alert the people around you, and go.
Act immediately but try to stay calm.
Stay low in case of smoke or fumes. If you’re in bed, roll off the bed and crawl to the door.
Don’t waste time getting dressed or searching for valuables.
Do not attempt to extinguish a fire unless you are trained to do so. Leave fire fighting to the professionals.
To waken anyone who may be asleep, shout, “Fire! Everyone out!”
Feel the doorknob or higher on the door with the back of your hand. If it feels hot, fire may be on the other side of the door, so keep it shut. Stuff clothing, towels, or newspapers in the door’s cracks to keep smoke out.
Even if the door is cool, open it slowly. Stand low and to one side of the door, in case smoke or fumes seep around it.
If heat and smoke come in, slam the door tightly, stuff clothing, towels, or newspapers in the door’s cracks to keep smoke out, and use your alternate way out.
If you will open a window for your escape, be sure the other windows and door(s) in the room are closed tightly. Otherwise, the draft from the open window may draw smoke and fire into the room.
If the hallway is clear of smoke, walk in a calm manner to the nearest fire exit and evacuate the building.
Use the stairs – NEVER use elevators. Elevators are normally tied to a fire detection system and are not available to occupants once the alarm sounds.
Stay low to avoid smoke, fumes, and super heated gases that may have entered.
Close doors as you leave to confine fire as much as possible.
If the alarm is not already sounding, pull the fire alarm on your way out of the building. If there is no alarm to activate, yell “fire” as you leave.
Move quickly to an open area, away from buildings, trees, power lines, and roadways. If your building has a designated assembly area and it is safe, head there.