The diagram illustrates the layout of part of a building, showing the locations of two fire exits and their corresponding meeting points.
Overall, the building has two designated emergency exits, one situated on the western side and the other on the northern side. The first exit leads to Meeting Point 1, while the second provides access to Meeting Point 2. The bedrooms are arranged around a central corridor, with several internal routes leading towards the emergency exits.
On the western side of the building, Fire Exit A is located near the bottom-left corner, close to Meeting Point 1. This exit can be reached from the central corridor, which connects Bedrooms 2, 3 and 4, as well as the staircase in the southwest. Bedroom 1 also has a route leading towards the corridor and the western exit.
By contrast, Fire Exit B is positioned along the northern wall, above the staircase in the northeastern section of the building. It serves the bedrooms on the eastern side, particularly Bedrooms 5, 6 and 7. These rooms are connected by passageways that lead towards the northern exit. The lift and an additional staircase are also located in the central and eastern parts of the building, respectively.
In summary, the two fire exits are positioned on different sides of the building, allowing occupants to evacuate through separate routes.