Earthquake search and rescue points

Survivors may survive for more than 2-3 weeks in honeycombed structures in collapsed buildings. It is by no means easy to give up until all the cavities have been completely investigated, or until the search and rescue time exceeds three weeks. For maximum efficiency, search and rescue should be done by an independent team. When using search methods (search and rescue dogs, acoustic instruments) that do not directly confirm the existence (eg, sight, dialogue) of survivors, they must be confirmed by two independent search teams. In order to ensure that the rescue work after the target. The search and rescue area must be strictly controlled and it is likely to remain quiet. Use fixed, eye-catching symbols to identify areas where search has been completed to save valuable time and labor. When search and rescue manpower, resources and time are limited, priority must be given to search and rescue sites. Each rescue site must designate one person to be responsible for coordination, unified command, and full personnel scheduling.