In the wild, you should avoid running wildly.

Lei can not afford to hide, but you should pay attention to the method of hiding. Lightning experts say that when many people encounter lightning in the wild, the instinctive reaction is to walk or even run. In fact, this is a taboo for lightning protection. Because the earth may form a potential difference when thundering, it has a "step voltage" for pedestrians (people walk on the ground with different potentials and the voltage between the two feet). If you walk fast or run, the "step voltage" is correspondingly large, and people are more likely to be injured.

In the wild, if you encounter lightning, you should evacuate to a house with lightning protection facilities or reinforced concrete buildings, away from high chimneys, trees, iron towers, telephone poles and other objects. If you don't have time to evacuate, don't run around. You can choose to squat under the low squat, put your feet together, hold your knees with your arms, and lower your head to reduce the exposed area of ​​the human body and the potential difference between the ground and the ground.