Subduing multiple attackers quickly in an enclosed space is a very complex and dangerous task. The best approach depends on the specific situation, including the number of attackers, their equipment, the size and layout of the enclosed space, and the abilities and equipment of the subduer. Therefore, there is no one-size-fits-all approach that guarantees success, but here are some possible strategies: 1. **Non-lethal weapons**: Using pepper spray, tasers, or other non-lethal weapons can effectively affect the mobility of multiple attackers in a short period of time. 2. **Martial arts or self-defense techniques**: If you are professionally trained, you can use appropriate fighting techniques to subdue attackers one by one. Techniques for rapid escape and control of defense should be prioritized. 3. **Use of the environment**: In an enclosed space, using the environment (such as furniture, walls, etc.) can help create obstacles or temporarily slow the attacker's actions. 4. **Call for help and police**: If possible, prioritize seeking assistance through alarm devices or communication tools so that professionals can intervene quickly. 5. **Psychological tactics**: Try to distract the attacker through negotiation or other psychological strategies to buy yourself time to escape or wait for support. Most importantly, ensure your own safety. If you have the opportunity, you should prioritize escaping the scene and calling the police from a safe distance. In any dangerous situation, quick judgment must be made based on the actual situation.