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1. In the event of a leak, the personnel on site should immediately stop operating and quickly evacuate the area contaminated by the leak. If the leakage material is flammable or explosive, during evacuation, it is necessary to remove such materials from the accident area as soon as possible, extinguish any flames, and cut off the power supply. If there is no time to evacuate, one should lie down on the ground when an explosion occurs. 2. When evacuating, determine the direction in which the toxic gas is moving and head to the upwind side; do not move in the direction of the gas flow. You can cover your mouth and nose with a wet towel or a wet mask to protect your respiratory tract. 3. In the event of a major leak, stay calm, avoid crowding, and follow instructions. Especially when there are many people present, one must not panic or shout; instead, it is necessary to evacuate calmly, composedly, and in an orderly manner. 4. In the event of a gas leak, one must never enter the accident site to rescue people without wearing protective gear. Because doing so will not only fail to save others but also harm oneself.
Remember to notify the relevant rescue agencies in a timely manner. . .
Your second point is wrong, or rather, it’s not precise! Let’s not talk about the upwind direction for now! :$
It's still important to be mindful of safety in daily life; organizations should organize more drills and training sessions
Life comes first! Safety should always be at the top of our minds.
Workers going to the job site should be equipped with appropriate safety and first-aid equipment, such as emergency escape devices, etc