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Anonymous users2024-01-24Didn't the actor in Feng Xiaogang's movie Tangshan Earthquake say that you don't need to run for a small earthquake, and you can't run away from a big earthquake! Hehe, just kidding!
When the earthquake comes, you should escape as soon as possible, if you are too late, you should hide in the bathroom or in the corner, because the bathroom beam distance is relatively small and there is a sewer support, and a gap will be formed after the building collapses, you can take shelter for a while, as long as you can survive, you can wait for rescue! When the time comes, you can shout for help or knock on the structure next to it to get the attention of rescuers!
Neither of these is good, it's best to find an inside corner of the wall to hide. There was a story about a child who took refuge in an earthquake and got into a piece of furniture, but the furniture deformed and crushed the child to death.
If it were me, I would rule out a first
Because the bathroom is a very small space, even if it collapses, it will all be buried, and there will be a large triangular space to hide. >>>More
If it's not safe, to lie down or lie on one side of the furniture, this is the life-saving triangle. If something hits the furniture, it will be held up by the furniture, and there is exactly a triangular gap, and it is dangerous for the furniture to collapse under the furniture. This is the most basic common sense.
Because most of the walls of the bathroom are load-bearing walls, which are not easy to break, and the bathroom area is relatively small, the span of the floor slab is small, and the number of floor slabs is also small, so during an earthquake, the possibility of the floor slab on the top of the bathroom breaking down is smaller than that of the bedroom and living room with a large area. Therefore, the bathroom is relatively safer.
Dude: Residential septic tanks are all underground these days. >>>More