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In the event of a fire in a building, elevators should not be used as they can pose a significant risk. During a fire, elevators may malfunction or become inoperable due to electrical failure or fire damage. Additionally, if an elevator stops on a floor that is affected by fire, individuals inside could become trapped. Elevators may also open onto floors where there is smoke or flames, putting occupants in immediate danger.

In contrast, using fire exits, stairs, and emergency exits is recommended because they are specifically designed for safe egress during emergencies, allowing occupants to exit the building efficiently and safely. Understanding the risks associated with different evacuation methods is crucial for ensuring personal safety and the safety of others during a fire.