An alarm was given in a residential area in Lu 'an, Anhui, and the fire truck could not get in. Why is the fire truck blocked?

An alarm occurred in a residential area in Lu 'an, Anhui. Surprisingly, the fire truck was blocked at the gate. Because the width of the gate is too narrow, fire-fighting vehicles can't enter the interior of the community, so firefighters can only carry tools and walk into the community for rescue.

Such a situation, I think not only exists in the community of Lu 'an, but also in many communities. The fire escape looks unremarkable on weekdays, but it can save lives at critical times. If the fire escape is blocked, so that fire vehicles can't get in, then it is not only the property and the owners who regret it, but also those who have suffered heavy losses.

First, the entrance design of the residential area is too narrow, so fire-fighting vehicles cannot enter the residential area in Lu 'an. After the alarm, the fire-fighting vehicle was blocked outside the gate. This is very different from our phenomenon. On weekdays, vehicles in the community are parked and placed indiscriminately, which makes it impossible for fire-fighting vehicles to enter. But this time, the entrance of the community was transformed, and even fire-fighting vehicles could not pass.

Faced with such a situation, firefighters can only abandon their cars and walk, carry fire rescue equipment and rush to the scene quickly to carry out intense and orderly rescue work.

Second, don't block the fire escape, which plays a great role at the critical moment. After the accident, it should attract the attention of the community, the owners and the property, actively transform the gate of the community, and let the fire-fighting vehicles enter the community smoothly.

For densely populated communities, fire exits are very important. Once the fire escape is blocked or occupied, it will delay the rescue work. It may only take a few minutes, but it can have a crucial impact on the accident.

In daily life, we should not only do a good job in fire control, but also supervise property management. Found shortcomings, should be promptly put forward to the property, and urge them to correct in time.

I wonder if there is a similar situation in other communities except this one. Fire safety is no small matter. We should not wait until after the accident to understand the importance of fire safety.