1. The safety supervision department recommends that minors under the age of 12 should take the elevator under the supervision of adults. Parents should shoulder the responsibility of guardians and avoid letting their children take the elevator alone.

2. Children should be taught more safety knowledge about taking the elevator. For example, they should be told not to play, climb or fight at the elevator entrance or on the escalator; they should not extend their heads and limbs beyond the handrails to avoid being hit by obstacles, ceilings, and adjacent escalators; and they should not touch the escalator baffles with shoes and clothes.

3. If parents hold their children on the escalator, they should consider the height of the children to avoid their heads hitting other objects.

4. If a child's toy falls on a moving escalator, do not let the child pick it up to avoid pinching his fingers.

5. It is more likely to be dangerous when getting on and off the elevator. Parents should hold their children's hands and remind them to take a step when getting on and off the elevator.

6. When riding in a vertical elevator, do not let children put their hands next to the elevator door to prevent their fingers from being squeezed when the elevator door opens; do not block the elevator door with your body; after entering the elevator, do not lean against the elevator wall.

7. When there are too many people on the escalator, try to take the stairs.

Escalator: Avoid walking, hold on tightly when riding an escalator. It is recommended that you hold on to the handle tightly when on the escalator, stand still and try not to walk. The first step of the escalator can carry two people, which is the maximum load. Experts emphasize that parents should firmly establish safety awareness for their children in daily education. They should not chase or fight on the escalator, turn their backs to the escalator, or run and play in the opposite direction on the escalator. Because escalators may sometimes break or reverse, escalators with missing teeth can easily get children's hands stuck. Therefore, children should be supervised by someone when they go up the escalator. Parents are better to let their children stand in front of their bodies and hold them tightly. If an accident occurs during the use of the elevator, you must not panic and make a fuss to avoid serious trampling accidents.

Straight elevator: Know how to save yourself when trapped. When you encounter an out-of-control accident while riding a straight elevator, don't be afraid to cause chaos. First, hold the guardrail to prevent injury. After the elevator is stable, call for help through the alarm button in the elevator or the mobile phone, and wait for the administrator and maintenance personnel to come to the rescue. If you are trapped in an elevator, you can bend your knees to reduce your body's discomfort with the elevator's sudden stop. Do not pry or smash the elevator door, do not extend any part of your body out of the elevator, and do not climb the elevator ceiling like in movies. The correct approach should be to seek rescue through alarms, intercom systems, mobile phones, or prompts in the elevator car. Remember: Do not try to escape by prying the door.