we should roll a person on the ground if his clothes are on fire so that it cuts of the oxygen
The person whose clothing is on fire should "stop, drop, and roll" or be assisted in lying flat on the ground and rolling to put out the fire.
Stop, drop, roll!!! x)
no you should not..... unless the person started the fire intentionaly
I sugest everyone should get out of the building right away and call the fire department and the person that started the fire, they should explain how the fire started and get the community to help build a new place.
Because running will increase the airflow, which will feed the fire and make it burn more.
heights, fire, falling, water, flying
It started in a bakery, where the person who should have been on duty wasn't
No. Fire 'eating' is a myth. If you watch the person closely, you'll see they actually blow the fire out as they place the stick in their mouth. HOWEVER - it does take skill... and should NEVER be attempted by anyone not trained !
Stop, drop and roll is a simple fire safety technique taught to children, emergency services personnel and industrial workers as a component of health and safety training, and is primarily a method used to extinguish a fire on a person's clothes or hair without, or in addition to, the use of conventional fire-fighting equipment. Additionally, using a non-flammable cover, tarp, or blanket to "smother" the fire will help to stop the oxygen consumption needed to burn and grow.
Fire extinguishers should be inspected annually - by a suitably qualified person.
A person whose clothes are on fire should not run because running can fan the flames and make the fire spread more rapidly. Instead, they should stop, drop to the ground, and roll to smother the flames using their body. This method helps to extinguish the fire more effectively and minimize injuries. It's crucial to stay calm and act quickly to prevent severe burns.