An explosion occurred in a shop in Rugao, Nantong, Jiangsu. You should hide yourself first, and then evacuate at an appropriate time to protect yourself.

A restaurant in Rugao, Nantong exploded because of something wrong with the gas tank. The explosion caused personal injury, the restaurant turned into ruins at the moment of explosion, and the surrounding shops were also affected by the explosion, which caused heavy losses. Local firefighters rushed to the scene for rescue. When an explosion occurs, you should first go to a hidden place to escape. If you have fire extinguishing tools around you, you can put out the fire first, and then escape from a smaller place in the fire.

First, find a relatively hidden place to escape at the first time. Explosion is usually accompanied by high temperature, and general explosion is easy to produce chain reaction. It is possible that it will be small at first, and then it will develop to a larger scale. Therefore, in the event of an explosion, if you don't escape in time, you must find a hidden place to escape. For example, you can go to the bathroom or compartment to avoid it first. The explosion will have a great impact, so you should lie down in time when you are hiding.

Second, use the tools around you to put out the fire and protect yourself. When there is an explosion, there is usually a fire. At this time, you can use all tools around you to put out the fire. Such as fire extinguishers, water sources and so on. Try not to let the fire spread where it is. You can cover your mouth and nose with a wet mask, handkerchief or cotton cloth to prevent suffocation due to excessive smoke.

Third, escape from the place where the fire is small. When there is a big explosion accident, you should evacuate as soon as possible to keep yourself away from the scene of the accident. When evacuating, try to run to the side to avoid being crushed and trampled. If you are accidentally squeezed down, you should protect important parts of your body. Leave some space for your body when you leave to prevent suffocation. Don't look around after leaving the scene. First, there is still danger at the scene. Second, make way for firefighters and medical staff.