IN AN EVACUATION (do the following)

Look

Locate the nearest accessible exit including emergency doors and windows.
Look around before you exit from the transit vehicle or facility to avoid hazards like smoke, debris or unusual substances.
Report any hazards or unusual substances to Metro's emergency personnel.
Offer assistance to people who need help. Children, the elderly and disabled individuals may require help during an evacuation.

Look

Pay attention to announcements.
Listen and remain calm
Follow instructions from Metro employees and emergency personnel.

Leaves

Move quickly towards safety (left behind large or unwieldy objects like suitcases, strollers and heavy items).
If evacuation is not possible through normal doors, use emergency doors or windows to exit safely.
Be on the lookout for hazards and people to help. Listen to transit employees and emergency personne as you leave the area.

Transit Evacuation

Safety and security are critical issues to passengers and transit employees alike. Various aspects of daily life and travel involve some risks. However, making a ride safe and secure depends on the combined effort of both passengers and the staff. An emergency evacuation is rare. However, under certain circumstances, passengers may need to be evacuated as a safety precaution or to avoid danger.

Police emergencies, natural disasters (flood, earthquakes etc.), fires and collisions are among various situations that require quick thinking and action for avoiding potential dangers. In the unlikely event where an evacuation is required, it is very important to remain calm and listen to announcements and instrutions from uniformed officials.

During an evacuation, remember the basics : Look, Listen and Leave.

*Source: Delhi Metro Print Material