The behaviour of survivors and victims in a Japanese nightclub fire : a descriptive research note.

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Abe, Kitao

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Subject: A description of the behaviour of persons in an immediately threatening fire situation. Differentiation is made between survivors and victims. The descriptions are drawn from interviews with survivors and persons who assisted in rescue and fire-fighting efforts, as well as post-disaster observations at the scene of the tragedy.

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Reprinted from Mass Emergencies, Vol. 1., 1976, pp119-124

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A description of the behaviour of persons in an immediately threatening fire situation. Differentiation is made between survivors and victims. The descriptions are drawn from interviews with survivors and persons who assisted in rescue and fire-fighting efforts, as well as post-disaster observations at the scene of the tragedy.

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