Biochemical terrorist attacks are becoming mad and personal prevention needs to be strengthened

Biochemical terrorist attacks are becoming mad, you need to beware of abnormal smell

(1) Abnormal smell. Such as garlic flavor, spicy flavor, bitter almond flavor, etc .;

(2) Abnormal phenomena. Such as a large number of insect deaths, abnormal smoke, abnormal plant changes, etc .;

(3) Abnormal feeling. Under normal circumstances, people will feel uncomfortable after being attacked by chemical poisons or chemical poisons. Such as nausea, chest tightness, convulsions, rash, etc .;

(4) Abnormal items appeared on the scene. Such as abandoned gas masks, barrels, cans, plastic bags filled with liquid, etc.

Encounter biochemical terrorist attacks: cover the body and muzzle to reduce pathogen invasion

(1) Don't panic, try to keep calm, chemical terrorist attacks mostly use air as a transmission medium, so that people are poisoned when they breathe toxic air. Frequently accompanied by abnormal smell, abnormal smoke and other phenomena;

(2) Make use of environmental facilities and carry-on items to cover the body, mouth and nose to avoid or reduce the invasion and attraction of pathogens;

(3) Find an exit as soon as possible and leave the source or area of ​​pollution quickly and orderly;

(4) Alarm, if you need help, you can dial 110, 119, 120 to call the police;

(5) Follow the instructions of the relevant personnel;

(6) Do not go home or go to places with many people to avoid expanding the source of pollution;

(7) Cooperate with relevant departments to do follow-up work.

Encounter nuclear and radiation terrorist attacks: stay away from radiation sources to prevent or reduce inhalation of radioactive dust

(1) Don't panic, further clarify the situation;

(2) Evacuate orderly to a relatively safe place as soon as possible, away from radiation sources;

(3) Use your carry-on items to cover your nose and mouth to prevent or reduce the inhalation of radioactive dust;

(4) Call the police in time and ask for help;

(5) Follow the instructions of the relevant personnel;

(6) Cooperate with relevant departments to do follow-up work.