Fire shelters are temporary refuge structures commonly used during emergencies such as fires and earthquakes. How should fire shelters be properly used?

Find a flat, dry area free of sharp objects. Ensure there are no flammable materials nearby and keep a safe distance from hazards such as fire sources and wires.

Unfold the fire shelter and pull the zipper to ensure the interior is dry.

3. Set up the fire tent's frame. Depending on the tent type, you may need to insert pole sections, open the folding frame, etc. Make sure each frame is correctly inserted into its respective clips to ensure the tent's structural stability.

Tighten the tent's ropes or straps to secure it against being blown away by the wind.

5. Check that the tent is securely fastened, ensuring each pole is firmly inserted and each corner is securely tied with rope or straps.

6. Upon entering the tent, ensure there's ample space inside to accommodate necessary items and personnel.

7. Be cautious when using lighting equipment inside the tent. Avoid using open flames or flammable items; opt for battery-powered flashlights or LED lights instead.

8. Ensure proper ventilation and adequate air flow within the tent to prevent asphyxiation.

9. Keep the tent interior tidy, do not smoke inside the tent, and dispose of trash properly.

Be mindful of safety, familiarize yourself with the evacuation routes and the locations of emergency exits, and stay vigilant.