On February 24, a woman who discovered the fire at the garbage station downstairs of Enze apartment in Taizhou, Zhejiang Province immediately called the police, but was reprimanded by the power company, which attracted widespread attention.
On the same day, the woman found a garbage dump** downstairs in her apartment, and the doorman was busy putting out the fire, so she helped dial 119 for help**. However, while waiting for the firefighters, she received a call from the power company, and the other party not only did not ask about the fire, but reprimanded her for being nosy. This call made her very angry, and she also expressed puzzlement about the attitude of the power company.
It is understood that Enze Apartment is located in Luqiao District, Taizhou City, and the reporter then contacted the Luqiao District Power Supply Company. In an interview with **, the power supply company explained that ** was transferred to the power supply company because there was an emergency linkage mechanism, but did not elaborate on why the staff reprimanded the informant. They also said they would investigate the matter and strengthen staff education to ensure that similar situations do not happen again.
This incident has sparked public reflection on emergency handling and civic responsibility education. In the face of danger, it is the duty of every citizen to call the police in time and take measures to control the fire. However, the woman was reprimanded by the power company, which not only raised questions about the power company's emergency linkage mechanism, but also raised concerns about the popularity and implementation of civic responsibility education.
In this context, we should strengthen the publicity and popularization of civic responsibility education, so that more people can understand how to respond correctly in the face of emergencies. At the same time, all regions should also establish a sound emergency linkage mechanism to ensure that emergency situations can be dealt with quickly and effectively to ensure the safety of citizens' lives and property.
Editor: Miss Rabbit.