How should the passengers inside the elevator save themselves when the elevator fails? If this happens, there are six actions to protect yourself when you fall. Do you know that? Today we will talk about the six actions that can save yourself. The details are as follows:

1. No matter how many floors there are, quickly press the buttons on each floor. When the emergency power supply is activated, the elevator can immediately stop and continue to fall.

2. The entire back and head are close to the inner wall of the elevator, in a straight line, and the elevator wall is used as a protection for the spine.

3. If there are handrails in the elevator, hold the handle tightly. This is to fix the position and prevent falling injuries due to instability.

4. If there is no handrail in the elevator, hug your neck with your hands to avoid neck injury.

5. Pay attention to bending the knees. The ligaments are a very elastic tissue in the human body, so use knee bending to withstand the pressure of heavy blows.

6. Point your toes on the ground and lift your heels to reduce cushioning force.

When the elevator stops running, the correct way to self-rescue should be to immediately use the alarm bell, walkie-talkie or telephone in the elevator to contact the management staff and wait for external rescue. If the alarm is invalid, the trapped person can try to call for help or slap the elevator door intermittently, while maintaining physical strength. While waiting for rescue, do not take aggressive behaviors such as jumping around or lying on your back. The latter can easily cause breathing difficulties for the trapped person. The correct way is to lean against the wall and adjust your breathing from time to time to try to keep yourself calm.