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In the direction opposite to the fire.
When there is a fire inside a tunnel and we are forced to leave the vehicle to escape the flames, we must always walk towards the exit in the direction opposite to the fire, that is, along the part of the tunnel furthest from the flames.
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In the direction opposite to the fire.
Towards the tunnel entrance, whether or not the fire is there.
In the direction of the fire.
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