If the liquefied gas is found to be on fire, immediately prepare a wet quilt or rag, put out the fire from the right rear of the liquefied gas tank, and then screw on the liquefied gas valve.
Then we should put the LPG tank in a safe place and wait for it to cool down. At the same time, open indoor doors and windows as soon as possible to ventilate, so as to avoid the indoor full of combustible gas and cause a large-scale fire.
When dealing with burning liquefied gas, be careful not to let the liquefied gas tank fall down, otherwise these flames can easily heat the liquefied gas tank and the liquefied gas tank is likely to explode.