How to avoid danger when encountering landslides or mudslides?

Natural disasters often occur quickly, posing a serious threat to human life and property. Every summer approaches, the south will be affected by the monsoon climate and it will start to rain. Although there are many trees in the southern region, in the face of this continuous large-scale rainfall, all kinds of geological disasters are prone to occur, especially landslides and mudslides. Landslides and debris flows occur quickly, but usually when there is precipitation. As ordinary people, we should prepare various countermeasures before things happen.

These natural disasters can't be stopped by ordinary people, so we should evacuate the dangerous area before the geological disasters break out. There may be several such omens before the mountain collapses. The livestock is abnormal, the well water is turbid, and stones are falling from the surrounding mountains.

If you see such signs, people living nearby should retreat quickly. When this kind of natural disaster happens, we must never back down. If we run low, there is little chance of escape. When you realize that the debris flow is coming soon, you should choose to run to the hillside on both sides and never stay in the hollow. Because the debris flow flows from high to low, it is necessary to keep inner peace and clear head at this time.

Residents living in ravines and canyons are inherently dangerous, so if they encounter continuous rainy weather, they must be vigilant. If there is a natural disaster at night, the chance of escape is very small. If you find anything unusual, you should flee the scene quickly.