In the event of a fire, it's important to stay calm and not panic, even if the main exit is blocked. If you're trapped inside your unit, the safest option is to return to your home, close the door, and head to the bathroom. The bathroom is an ideal place to wait for help for two key reasons: first, it's typically close to water sources that can be used to douse small flames or keep yourself cool; second, the presence of pipes and structural elements in the room can provide some protection if the fire becomes intense. From the bathroom, you can either signal for help through the window or wait for emergency responders to locate you.
While waiting, try to stay low to avoid inhaling smoke, which is one of the most dangerous aspects of a fire. If the fire is large and has been burning for a long time, before leaving the bathroom, check the door handle. If it feels hot, do not open the door—this could mean there's a fire on the other side, and opening it might cause serious harm. If the handle is cool, use a wet cloth to cover your nose and mouth, and carefully move toward the exit while staying low to avoid smoke inhalation. This increases your chances of being found by firefighters and rescued safely.
Remember, communication is key. Try to make noise or use a flashlight to signal your location. Firefighters are trained to respond quickly, but they rely on clear information from those trapped inside. Stay alert, stay calm, and follow these steps to maximize your safety during a fire emergency.
(Zhang Lidong)
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