While Others Panic. Survival Instructions Based on Loud Modern Disasters

Dmitry Korinny does not read about disasters in the news; he finds himself in their epicenter. He has over 2000 rescue operations under his belt: from "Nord-Ost" and Beslan to the fire at the Ostankino Tower and the tragedy at Crocus City Hall. He has observed dozens of times how people behave in extreme situations and what helped them get out alive.

In the book "While Others Panic," Korinny provides detailed instructions on what to do in case of a fire, during an accident, in an earthquake, or a terrorist attack. Analyzing real events, he transforms his experience into clear rules that can save lives. After all, in an emergency, it is too late to panic: all that remains is to act.

From the book, you will learn:

- when to freeze and when to run — and how the right choice saved the lives of dozens of schoolchildren in Beslan;

- what simple tool can prevent a gas explosion in an apartment;

- why a fire extinguisher is not a fashionable accessory, but something everyone should learn to use;

- and how your hobby can help during a terrorist attack — a real story from "Crocus."