Safety Emergency!

ClickBlue lettersPay attention to Huaihua

The Spring Festival is a time for family gatherings, and it is important to pay attention to strengthening safety precautions when going out to play and leisure at home.

1. Snow and ice melting is safeWhen passing through risk areas such as eaves, tall buildings, temporary structures, large trees, under bridges, and power poles, carefully observe the melting of snow and ice picks, and take a detour. Do not stay under the eaves, under big trees, or under the courtyard, and park your vehicle in an open area as much as possible. Clear the snow on the roof in time, and pay attention to prevent ice picks from falling in the air and injuring people. Pay close attention to buildings and structures such as large-span frame structure buildings, bazaars, stadiums, agricultural greenhouses, etc., and evacuate immediately if you find the risk of collapse, and you must not be greedy for property. If you find a dangerous house (hidden danger house) or a dangerous building, you should evacuate the crowd in time.

2. Prevention of geological disastersStrengthen the inspection and investigation of steep slopes and cliffs, especially strengthen the investigation of high and steep slopes with imperfect drainage facilities in some villages, find abnormalities, and evacuate in time. Do not stay under the steep slope for a long time, and do not carry out slope excavation, groundbreaking construction, etc. just after the ice and snow are over. When passing through steep slopes, especially on wall highway sections, pay attention to avoid falling rocks and drive away as soon as possible.

3. Home safetyDo not connect wires and sockets privately, do not overload electricity, and turn off the power when you go out. Pay attention to the safe use of fire, electricity and gas, keep a safe distance between clothing, bedding and other combustible materials from heating equipment, and keep people away from fire. Electric vehicles are not parked and charged indoors, evacuation staircases, walkways, and safety exits. Clean up the kitchen fume pipes, gas stove oil stains, clean up the balcony, corridor combustibles, to avoid "small sparks caused by big fires".

Fourth, fire safetyInspect and maintain fire-fighting facilities to ensure that fire-fighting facilities such as automatic fire alarm, automatic fire extinguishing, and fire hydrants are intact and effective. It is strictly forbidden to block the safety passage, and the security window should leave a safety exit. When entering crowded places, pay attention to observe, understand and be familiar with emergency evacuation routes, safety exits, fire extinguishing equipment placement and the surrounding environment. In case of emergency, be calm, escape quickly and correctly, do not take the elevator, do not blindly jump off the building, and do not move forward in reverse.

5. Traffic safetyDo not take tricycles, agricultural vehicles (boats), black cars and overloaded vehicles, mixed vehicles of people and goods to go to the market, work, and relatives. Before traveling, check the condition of the vehicle, check the travel route, check the weather forecast, pay special attention to the water and cliff, sharp bends, steep slopes, long slopes, low temperatures, rain, snow, freezing, fog and other conditions. Do not overcrowd, do not speed, do not drink and drive, do not drive tiredly, and slow down when encountering water and cliffs, sharp bends, steep slopes, long slopes, road sections through villages and towns, and frozen roads and dense fog. Wear seat belts when riding in cars and helmets on motorcycles and electric vehicles. In the event of a breakdown or traffic accident on the highway, it is necessary to "pull over, evacuate, and call the police".

6. Prevention of carbon monoxide poisoningBurn coal, charcoal for heating, use gas water heaters to keep ventilation, doors and windows can not be closed.

Before going to bed, turn off the stove, move the coal and charcoal outside, extinguish the open flame, and close the gas valve.

If you find signs of carbon monoxide poisoning, you should open the window for ventilation as soon as possible, move to the outside for ventilation, and quickly call 120 for first aid.

Carbon monoxide alarms and fire alarm equipment should be installed indoors, and neighbors should take care of each other to find problems and treat them in time.

7. Fireworks safetyPurchase qualified fireworks at regular retail outlets. Before setting off fireworks, read the instructions and set off them correctly. Do not set off fireworks near firewood, haystacks, grasses, trees and other flammable materials; Do not throw or set off fireworks at crowds, gas stations, warehouses, oil pipelines, gas pipes, sewers, etc. If the fireworks are not set off properly, wait at least 15 minutes before coming closer. Children should set off fireworks under the supervision of adults.

8. Travel safetyDo not enter undeveloped areas that are not open to the public for exploration and sightseeing, and do not travel to areas with frequent geological disasters. Don't go fishing in unfamiliar waters, take a boat or yacht and wear a life jacket. Ride roller coasters and other amusement facilities, check whether the safety belt (safety pressure bar, stop bar, etc.) is safe and reliable, and it is strictly forbidden to open the safety restraint device during the operation of the equipment. Try to avoid crowds, beware of stampedes, and evacuate in less or different directions when you find a crowd of people.

If you find illegal production safety activities, major safety production hazards, or production safety accidents concealed, please call 12350 or 12345 to report; If you cross cities and prefectures and involve ** enterprises in Hunan and provinces, you can call the Provincial Security Committee Office at 0731-89751143 (working hours)** to report. If it is verified to be true, it will be rewarded according to the relevant regulations, with a maximum reward of 300,000 yuan!

end** Hunan Provincial Emergency Management Department, Publicity and Education Department, Information Dispatch Center.

Recommended Reading: