(Flying Doctors Korea Crisis Education - Protective Procedures in Emergency Situations / Counter-Terrorism Expert Park Chan-il) These are the protective procedures in emergency situations
When an object suspected as a bomb is found
call the safety personnel or the police
and never touch the object
Flee the area as soon as possible and alert the others
Use emergency stairs in the opposite direction of where the suspected object was placed
Escape the building but do not use the elevator in any circumstance
Once you are out of the building, distance yourself from the building for at least 500m
Distance yourself from the risk of secondary collapse
Terrorists may plant secondary bombs in the evacuation zone
therefore you must look around to see if there are other suspicious objects
If there is a fire by the explosion
Use the emergency exit to evacuate the building immediately
Do not inhale toxic gases while moving
So lower your posture as much as possible and cover your nose and mouth with a wet cloth
Before opening the emergency exit door, measure the temperature of the door with your hand or other object
If the emergency exit door is not hot, use your body to slowly open it
But if the door is hot, never open that door
Use the emergency stairs in the opposite direction of the fire
Evacuate the building, but never use the elevator
If your body catches on fire, never run but roll your body on the ground to extinguish the flames
In case of aircraft hijacking,
Stay calm and composed
Since kidnappers are in a throb state, follow their instructions
Avoid unusual behavior and do not try to hide valuables
Take a friendly attitude, but do not voluntarily provide information
Ask the flight attendant for help if you need it
Do not ask the kidnapper for help first
Remember the kidnapper's outfit, appearance, habits, personality, etc
Do not reveal that you are watching them closely
If a rescue operation is underway, there may be concentrated shooting on the aircraft
When you hear gunshots, lie down on the floor immediately
When the rescue team gives instructions to exit the aircraft or raise your hands,
Follow their instructions quickly and never move suddenly
If you are detained or kidnapped,
Try not to be surprised or lose your self-control
Remember that all means are being used to rescue you from the outside
Do not lose hope
If it is an inevitable situation due to force, do not resist or try to escape
If your eyes are covered, try to remember the voice of the perpetrator, the sounds around you, the smell, and the distance and slope of the kidnapping location
Make an effort to remember the characteristics
Avoid behavior that may provoke the captor or kidnapper
If asked to provide a handwritten or voice recording to demand ransom, willingly comply
Do not refuse meals and do moderate exercise to maintain your condition
If you feel unwell, ask for medication
If possible, try to establish a friendly relationship with the kidnapper
Willingly accept any conditions for release
Do not lose self-control or show any change in attitude when release is imminent