[ What to do in an emergency (Fire) ]
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- Before anything else, you should be calm grandson. To avoid breathing fumes, you should immediately cover your nose with a wet towel or cloth.
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- Grandpa, if a fire broke out in our house, what should we do?
- You can get poisoned if you breathe fumes. You should also wet your clothes to avoid flames.
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- Why is that? What if we breathe fumes?
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- Of course no. Never waste time for it. You have to be quick to find the best possible escape route.
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- Should I save my valuables?
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- You should never use an elevator. People in elevator cars can be trapped in there and affected by fumes.
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- Is it okay to use the elevator while escaping?
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- You should dial 112 if you can.
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- So, what should I do for the fire if I can come out?
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- Grandson, it was time to take care of the garden. Let's talk in the garden, okay?
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- If I don't have a chance to escape?
- OK. Grandpa.
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- Firstly Try calling 112, if you can't; try to reach people by shouting.
- What did you ask last?
- I asked what I would do if I had no chance to escape
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- If you have a fire extinguisher near you, use it right away but if you can't control the fire, don't be too stubborn.
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- Check your door to see if it's hot or fume is coming out. Even wet the door if possible.
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- So what should I do next, grandpa?
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- If available, turn off the ventilation system or appliances such as fans in the house.
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- Why do we turn them off?
- Because where there is oxygen, fire goes to there. That's why we should keep doors closed whenever possible in case of fire.
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- Thank you, grandson. Our work here is done today.
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- Don't you have anymore questions?
- No, Thank you very much grandpa!
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- You're welcome, grandson.
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