I'm assuming this is in the absence of devices such as a fire blanket.
I dare say your best bet to as everyone else has said 'stop, drop and roll'
Once the fire is out find a source of gently flowing cold water (a shower for example) and apply this running cold water to the afflicted areas. This will stop the residual heat from 'cooking' your body any further.
SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION IMMEDIATELY! I believe the numbers to call an ambulance are 000 (AUS) 999(UK) 911(USA)
It may be possible to remove the clothing depending on how muc damage your body has recieved. Anything over a second degree burn leave em on and let the ambos' do thier job.
I dare say your best bet to as everyone else has said 'stop, drop and roll'
Once the fire is out find a source of gently flowing cold water (a shower for example) and apply this running cold water to the afflicted areas. This will stop the residual heat from 'cooking' your body any further.
SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION IMMEDIATELY! I believe the numbers to call an ambulance are 000 (AUS) 999(UK) 911(USA)
It may be possible to remove the clothing depending on how muc damage your body has recieved. Anything over a second degree burn leave em on and let the ambos' do thier job.