How to respond to chemical terrorist attacks

1. Signs of a chemical terrorist attack A. When a chemical terrorist attack occurs, the surrounding environment and people will feel abnormal:
B. There are oily liquid and abnormal metal fragments on the ground and plants.
C. There is a persistent strong odor, which makes people's eyes, respiratory system or skin comfortable or tingling.
D. Animals have abnormalities, such as difficulty in flying birds, dilation of pupils of chickens and sheep, drooling, unstable standing, and convulsions.
F. Flowers, leaves, and grass are discolored and withered in large areas.
G. People, animals and plants died suddenly.
When the above situations occur at the same time, you can judge the existence of suspicious chemical poisons and be vigilant whether you have encountered a chemical terrorist attack

2. What should I do if I encounter a chemical terrorist attack?
A. Don't panic and run around when you are sure that you have encountered a chemical terrorist attack.
B. Call 110 immediately or report to the relevant emergency rescue agency.
C. Squint your eyes, cover your nose and mouth, tighten the neckline, cufflinks, and trouser legs, and quickly evacuate the scene.
D. As far as possible, move to the area in the upwind direction or inside the air defense works with poison filtering facilities.
E. If you have no time to enter the civil defense work, protect yourself with daily gas masks, gas glasses, gas clothes, etc. If you do not have protective equipment, you can use wet towels, raincoats, gloves, sheets, rain boots, masks, plastic bags and other items to protect yourself.
F. After leaving the infected area, remove the contaminated clothing in the area and disinfect it in time.
G. Once infected, use cotton or absorbent cloth to absorb the obvious droplets.
H. The water source and food in the contaminated area can only be eaten after being tested harmless.