What happened after the earthquake that was trapped?

The earthquake is a natural disaster. There is no way for anyone to happen. Now we introduce to you several ways. After the earthquake, trapped friends should learn the following:

<1> Protect yourself and wait for help

• If injured:
——1: Minimize activities.
——2: Try to bandage and stop bleeding; prevent wound infection;

• Save physical strength - 1: Do not cry out loud, try to close your eyes and rest;
——2: Do not behave reluctantly. When someone is rescued from outside, follow the request of the rescue personnel.

• Maintain life - 1: Find food and water around you;
——2: Save on the use of food and water;
——3: When there is no drinking water, use urine to quench your thirst.

• After being rescued -1: Ingestion of water to eat to listen to a doctor's advice to avoid stomach injury.
- 2: Protect your eyes as required by your doctor. Eyes that are in the dark for a long time cannot be stimulated by strong light;

<2> Protect yourself from new injuries

After a large earthquake, small aftershocks will continue to occur. The environment in which the people are buried will likely deteriorate further. It will take a certain period of time to wait for the rescue. Therefore, the pressured personnel must try their best to improve their situation and stabilize their emotions. Out of danger.

• Try to pull your hands out of the burial

• Improve the environment and eliminate risk factors -1: Try to avoid unconsolidated collapsed, suspended or other dangerous objects above the body;
——2: Move the debris, such as smashed bricks and tiles, that can be moved around, and expand the space for activities. Note that when you can't move, don’t be forced to prevent the surrounding debris from further collapse.
——3: Try to use masonry, wooden sticks, etc. to support the broken walls so as to prevent new damages from the aftershocks;
- 4: Do not use indoor facilities, including power, water, etc.; do not use open flame.

• Try to keep your breath open -1: Try to remove the clutter in front of your face and chest;
——2: Remove dust and dirt near the nose;
——3: Try to cover your mouth and nose with wet clothing when smelling gas and toxic odor or dust.

<3> Trying to escape from danger

• Try to find the channel - 1: There is no channel or light around the observation;
——2: Analyze your position and determine which direction you are likely to get out of;
——3: Try to open up obstacles and open up channels;
——4: If it takes too long, too much effort or is not safe to open the passageway, it should be stopped immediately in order to preserve physical strength.

• Try to communicate with the outside world -1: Listen carefully to other people around you;
——2: When you hear vocal, tap the iron pipe and the wall with stones to send a distress signal.