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How to survive a gas attack
Be aware of any yellow-green gas floating around with the strong smell of bleach.
Some soldiers in wwi described it as pepper and pineapple. If you are exposed to chlorine gas, you may have trouble breathing or seeing and will feel a burning sensation.
Options are:
* It might be the worst case scenario ever, and it's possible you could be injured. Before you fall, stand as close to the gas's source as possible.;
* Keep your eyes closed, and don't open them when emergency personnel arrive (or in several hours). Know that exposure to so much chlorine promotes lung disease and cancer.;
* Move quickly into an area with clean air in order to minimize exposure to the gas. If indoors, exit the building as quickly as possible.;
* Know that air is entering the area from inside the building. There will be people in this area who can help you block each of the breathing holes so all the air can escape.;
Move quickly into an area with clean air in order to minimize exposure to the gas. If indoors, exit the building as quickly as possible.