Why is the response of Japanese tourists to Jiuzhaigou earthquake worth learning?

On August 8, an earthquake of magnitude 7.0 occurred in Jiuzhaigou County, Aba Prefecture, northern Sichuan. As of 20: 00 on August 3, 20 17, 25 people were killed (including 24 victims whose identities have been confirmed), 525 people were injured, 6 people were lost, 176492 people (including tourists) were affected by the earthquake, 3676556.

It is reported that Japanese tourist Ana Urano (46 years old) and his eldest daughter Anri (20 years old) who were in Jiuzhaigou at that time also experienced the earthquake and the process of escape. Some performances of two Japanese tourists in the earthquake are worth learning.

"The room suddenly shook obviously, and I turned over and hid between two beds." This is the reaction described by Urano Anna herself. When the house stopped shaking, they quickly fled outside. After two Japanese tourists escaped indoors, they quickly tried to contact their families, but because there was no signal on their mobile phones, they found a shop and called their families by landline to report their safety.

At this time, some people said that everyone went to take refuge, but because they heard the sound of landslide on the road, two people who realized the danger immediately gave up walking at night. After resting in the nearby parking lot for three hours, they thought it was easier to get in touch by living near the hotel, so they went back to the original square and finally got help.

A brief review of their responses in the earthquake shows that they have obviously received relevant training. For the first time, they did not escape, but sought protection between the beds. After that, they chose to contact their families at the first time and give up walking at night, but waited for rescue in a safe place.

In fact, the discussion about "should run or hide" in the earthquake has been going on since the Wenchuan earthquake in 2008. The general advice of earthquake experts is that if you are in a building, you should try to find a safe corner of your home to escape, and then try to escape from the room after the shaking. This is the basic common sense of survival in an earthquake.

By contrast, it is obvious that it is better for two Japanese tourists to lie between beds, but Shan Zhi says it is not safe for his family to "run". However, this is not only unknown to photographers, but also to many media. It is obviously misleading to report the escape from danger after this practice as a successful experience.

As for earthquakes, it is common sense not to covet property.

In fact, there are many earthquakes in Japan, and the national economy is at a high level. Whether it is hardware conditions or national disaster prevention awareness education, there are indeed many places worth learning. Hardware facilities are actually very easy to learn, especially after China's economic level is improved, it is the easiest thing to spend money to repair and strengthen the facilities. Japan's national awareness of disaster prevention is worth learning from. Students should learn the skills of escape after the earthquake, and go through various training exercises when they enter the society as adults. Japanese families also have special escape facilities and reserves.

To sum up, the response of the Japanese in the earthquake is really worth learning, life first, waiting for rescue in a safe place.