Forest fire prevention knowledge jingle

1. 7 jingles about fire prevention knowledge

Fire safety jingles

1. Remember the 119 phone number clearly and report the fire alarm promptly and accurately.

2. Use liquefied gas safely and check frequently and be vigilant.

3. The residual liquefied gas will not be dumped randomly, and unified recovery is the most reliable.

4. Don’t panic if there is a gas leak. Close the valve and open the window quickly.

5. Dangerous items are prone to explosion and are unsafe to store at home.

6. Decoration materials should be selected carefully, and paint should be kept away from sources of fire.

7. Fire extinguishing equipment is a treasure, and motor vehicles are indispensable.

8. Dangerous items can easily cause disasters, so do not carry them in vehicles or boats.

9. Clean the site during welding operations and do not panic when welding flowers fall to the ground.

10. If a gas leak causes a fire, a soaked towel can help you.

11. If there is thick smoke in a fire, you can escape by using a towel skillfully.

12. Don’t panic if your computer catches fire. Cut off the power first before putting out the fire.

13. Remember the safety exits clearly and escape quickly in case of fire.

14. Escape quickly in the event of a fire, and don’t waste money and materials to protect your life.

15. Fire smoke rises upwards, and wet objects crawl quickly when you cover your nose.

16. Don’t be alarmed if the building catches fire. Knotting the sheets can save lives.

17. If there is a fire outside, stay calm and touch the door to determine the extent of the fire.

18. Don’t worry if there is no pot on fire, cover it tightly to suffocate the fire.

19. Do not open the door hastily when there is a fire to prevent fireworks from entering the room.

20. If your clothes are on fire, don’t run. Roll on the spot to suppress the flames.

21. There are many types of household appliances, and they can easily catch fire when used at the same time.

22. Wires must be laid safely, and random connections may cause trouble.

23. Do not drag the wire when using it to prevent damage and sparks.

24. Check the power supply lines regularly, and turn off the power first if there is a short circuit or fire.

25. Electric switches are dangerous, and flammable items should be kept away.

26. Electric mattresses can keep you warm, but they are dangerous to use when folded.

27. Lighting lamps are hot, so do not use flammable materials for wrapping.

2. Children’s fire prevention jingle

Children’s fire prevention jingle:

1. Children, if you don’t play with fire, your parents will not suffer the consequences. Do not use fire or electricity indiscriminately, self-protection is the key. Fire prevention and escape should be remembered clearly, so teachers and parents can rest assured.

2. Everyone must pay attention to fire protection and build a firewall in their hearts; fires will inevitably not last long and disasters will be extinct. Festival fireworks are endearing, and enthusiasm is surging in the heart; sparks

3. Autumn and winter are here, and the weather is dry, so it is important to beware of fires. Don't throw cigarette butts everywhere, and replace aging wires quickly. Always check the sockets and turn off the gas at night.

4. I’m so happy that the holidays are here. Keep fire safety in mind; children, if you don’t play with fire, you won’t be allowed to take two shots. I’ll take two shots. You have to hurry up to escape the fire scene.

5. Fire is ruthless and people are sentimental, and tension is often created artificially. There are no disasters, no man-made disasters can be predicted, open fires are easy to eliminate and darkness is difficult to prevent. 2. Prevention of fire accidents is of the utmost importance. It is difficult to stay healthy without avoiding disasters.

6. Early fire extinguishing: It is easy to put out the fire when it first breaks out, so do not hesitate to put out the fire with all your strength. Use local materials and water, and use fire extinguishers correctly. If the oil pan is on fire, do not pour water on it.

Things to note when a fire breaks out:

1. Avoid panic, determine the source of the fire, and escape in the opposite direction to the fire source.

2. Do not use lifting equipment (elevator) to escape.

3. Do not go back into the house to retrieve valuables.

4. When a fire breaks out at night, you should wake up sleeping people first. Don't just focus on your own escape, and shout as loud as possible to remind others to escape.

Avoid the hazards of fire and smoke during escape:

1. Cover your mouth and nose with a wet towel and breathe, and lower your posture to reduce inhalation of thick smoke.

2. In a place without heavy smoke, cover your head with a transparent plastic bag filled with air to avoid inhaling toxic smoke or gas.

3. If you pass through a flame area on the way to escape, you should first wet your clothes or wrap your body with a wet quilt or blanket, and pass quickly to avoid burning your body.

4. In a smoke-filled environment, there is usually still air that can be used thirty centimeters above the ground. You can use a low posture to escape. When crawling, place your palms, elbows, and knees close to the ground, and move along the quiet side of the wall. Escape carefully to avoid losing your way.

5. When escaping from a fire, close all the doors behind you. This can reduce the spread of fire and smoke.

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3. Search for 10 tips on forest fire prevention for primary school students 20 words per sentence

Common sense about forest fire prevention

1. The dangers of forest fires

Forest fires are the most dangerous enemy of the forest and the most terrifying thing in forestry. disaster, it will bring the most harmful and devastating consequences to the forest. Forest fires not only burn large areas of forest and harm the animals in the forest, but also reduce the renewal capacity of the forest, cause soil infertility and destroy the forest's water resources. It even causes the ecological environment to lose balance. Although science in today's world is advancing with each passing day, humans have still not made great progress in controlling forest fires.

2. Forest fires Types and classifications

According to the burning location of forest fires, the speed of spread, and the location and extent of damage, forest fires can be roughly divided into three categories: 1. Surface fire 2. Crown fire 3. Underground fire

Based on the size of the affected forest area, forest fires are divided into the following four categories:

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2. General forest fire: The affected forest area is more than 1 hectare but less than 100 hectares;

3. Major forest fire: The affected forest area is more than 100 hectares but less than 1,000 hectares;

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4. Extremely large forest fires: the affected forest area is more than 1,000 hectares;

3. Causes of forest fires

There are two main categories of causes of forest fires: Man-made fires and natural fires

(1) Man-made fires include the following types:

1. Productive fire sources: fires used for agriculture, forestry and animal husbandry production, and forest sideline production Fire, fire used in industrial, mining, transportation, etc.;

2. Non-productive fire sources: such as smoking in the wild, cooking, burning paper, heating, etc.;

3. Intentional arson

Among the fires caused by man-made fire sources, the largest number of forest fires are caused by reclamation, burning, and smoking. Among the forest fires in our city, fires caused by smoking, burning, and visiting graves and burning paper account for an absolute number.

(2) Natural fires: including lightning fires, spontaneous combustion, etc. Forest fires caused by natural fires account for about 1% of the total number of forest fires in China.

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Temperature, humidity and unit flammable load.

5. Fighting forest fires

(1) How to strengthen safety measures when fighting fires

Strengthen the fire-fighting organization. First, send comrades with fire-fighting experience to serve as front-line commanders. Second, temporarily organize fire-fighting personnel who must designate section and group leaders. Third, clarify fire-fighting disciplines and safety matters. The fourth is to check whether the fire-fighting supplies meet the requirements. The fire-fighting uniforms are very loose and flame-retardant. The fifth is to strengthen fire reconnaissance and organize fire scene communication, rescue and logistical support. The sixth is to enter the fire from the end of the fire and fight the fire along both sides of the fire. Wing fire fighting. Seventh, do not fight the fire directly into the wind, do not fight the fire head on the mountain, do not fight the fire on cliffs, steep slopes and broken terrain, do not fight the fire directly in windy weather or strong fire conditions, and do not fight the fire in densely combustible places. Fire. The eighth is to use fire extinguishing equipment correctly.

(2) What are the self-rescue methods for escape?

Retreat to the safe area. The fire-fighting team (group) should observe when putting out the fire. If the fire scene changes, in the event of flying fire or cyclone, organize fire fighters to enter areas with burnt areas, less vegetation, and low flames. The second is to ignite fires according to regulations for self-rescue. Command should be unified, choose a relatively flat place, and lie prone according to regulations. Avoid danger. When danger occurs, you should choose a nearby place with little vegetation and lie down with your feet facing the direction of the fire. Scrape away the floating soil until you see wet soil. Put your face into the small pit, wrap your head with clothes, and put your hands on it. On the front of the body. The fourth is to break out into the wind according to the regulations. When the wind direction changes suddenly and the fire turns around, the commander must decisively issue a breakout order, and the team members themselves must make a prompt decision, choose a place with smaller grass and less grass, wrap the head with clothes, and hold it in In one breath, the wind fiercely collides with the siege. People should be able to break through within 7.5 seconds. Never race with the fire, only rush against the fire.

4. A comprehensive collection of campus fire safety knowledge for primary school students

1. Students are not allowed to play with fire.

To carry fire with you: 1. You are not allowed to bring fire such as matches or lighters; 2. You are not allowed to light fires at will, and it is forbidden to use fire near flammable and explosive items; 3. You are not allowed to set off firecrackers in public places, and you are not allowed to use ignited firecrackers in public places. Firecrackers were thrown.

2. At the fire scene, primary school students and other minors must escape in an orderly manner: 1. If there is a refuge floor or evacuation stairs, they can first enter the refuge floor or evacuate to a safe place through the evacuation stairs. 2. If the floor is on fire but the stairs have not burned down and the fire is not very intense, you can put on clothes soaked in water and rush downstairs quickly.

3. In the event of a fire in a multi-story building, if the stairs have been burned out or the fire is quite intense, you can use the balcony, downpipe or bamboo poles of the house to escape. 4. If various escape routes are cut off, retreat indoors and close doors and windows.

If possible, water the doors and windows to slow the spread of the fire. At the same time, small objects can be thrown outdoors, and a flashlight can be used to send out a distress signal at night.

5. If your life is seriously threatened and there is no other way to save yourself, you can use ropes or sheets to tear into strips and connect them. Tie one end tightly to a solid door window pane or other heavy object, and then The rope or strip of cloth slides down. 6. If the above self-rescue measures are unconditionally adopted, time is very tight, and the threat of fireworks is serious, and you are forced to jump from the building, you can first throw some quilts and other objects to the ground to increase the buffer, and then hold the window sill and slide down to reduce the risk of jumping. height and make sure your feet hit the ground first.

7. Carry forward the spirit of mutual assistance and help the elderly, children, and patients to evacuate first. Those with limited mobility can be wrapped with quilts, blankets, etc., and hung up with ropes and strips of cloth.

3. Fire prevention in student dormitories Fire safety in student dormitories should be strictly followed (1) Do not connect wires indiscriminately; (2) Do not lie in bed smoking or throwing cigarette butts; (3) It is not allowed to occupy or block evacuation passages; (4) It is not allowed to burn debris in the building (5) It is not allowed to bring flammable and explosive items into the building; (6) It is not allowed to use electric heating equipment such as "heat fast" (7) It is not allowed to use open flame appliances such as alcohol stoves; (8) It is not allowed to change the power supply equipment without authorization; (9) It is not allowed to leave the dormitory without turning off the power; (10) It is not allowed to damage fire extinguishers and fire-fighting facilities.

5. Encyclopedia of forest fire prevention knowledge

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Chapter 1 Basic Knowledge of Forest Fire Prevention 1. What is forest fire prevention? Forest fire prevention is to prevent the occurrence and spread of forest fires, that is, to prevent and remedy forest fires. 2. What is a forest fire? Forest fires are natural disasters that are sudden, destructive, and difficult to handle and rescue. Any forest fire that loses human control, spreads and expands freely in forest land, burns forest resources, causes economic losses, damages the ecological environment, or causes casualties is called forest fire. 3. What are the categories of forest fires? According to the "Forest Fire Prevention Regulations" of the State Council, forest fires are divided into four categories: forest fire: the affected forest area is less than one hectare or other forest fires; general forest fire: the affected forest area is more than one hectare but less than 100 hectares; major forest fire: The affected forest area is more than 1,000 hectares; extremely large forest fire: the affected forest area is more than 1,000 hectares. Generally, wildfires occur in barren mountains, wasteland, and barren shoals without causing any loss of forest trees. They are called forest fires. 4. How to prevent forest fires? To prevent the occurrence of forest fires, we must understand the rules of forest fire occurrences, adopt administrative, legal, economic and engineering methods, and use scientific and technological means to minimize the number of fires. Considering the source of the fire, prohibiting the introduction of fire into forest areas will prevent forest fires. 5. How to fight forest fires? On the basis of understanding the burning patterns of forest fires, establish a strict command system, organize effective fire-fighting teams, and use effective fire-fighting equipment, fire-fighting methods and techniques to prevent the spread of forest fires and minimize economic losses. 6. What are the three elements of forest burning? A combination of combustibles, oxygen and a heat source (fire source). 7. What is the principle of fighting forest fires? That is, destroying the conditions for forest burning. As long as any one of the three elements is eliminated, the burning will stop.

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6. Little knowledge about forest fire prevention

Original publisher: Xuehaiwuya04

Chapter 1 Basic knowledge of forest fire prevention 1. What is forest fire prevention? Forest fire prevention is to prevent the occurrence and spread of forest fires, that is, to prevent and remedy forest fires. 2. What is a forest fire? Forest fires are natural disasters that are sudden, destructive, and difficult to handle and rescue. Any forest fire that loses human control, spreads and expands freely in forest land, burns forest resources, causes economic losses, damages the ecological environment, or causes casualties is called forest fire. 3. What are the categories of forest fires? According to the "Forest Fire Prevention Regulations" of the State Council, forest fires are divided into four categories: forest fire: the affected forest area is less than one hectare or other forest fires; general forest fire: the affected forest area is more than one hectare but less than 100 hectares; major forest fire: The affected forest area is more than 1,000 hectares; extremely large forest fire: the affected forest area is more than 1,000 hectares. Generally, wildfires occur in barren mountains, wasteland, and barren shoals without causing any loss of forest trees. They are called forest fires. 4. How to prevent forest fires? To prevent the occurrence of forest fires, we must understand the rules of forest fire occurrences, adopt administrative, legal, economic and engineering methods, and use scientific and technological means to minimize the number of fires. Considering the source of the fire, prohibiting the introduction of fire into forest areas will prevent forest fires. 5. How to fight forest fires? On the basis of understanding the burning patterns of forest fires, establish a strict command system, organize effective fire-fighting teams, and use effective fire-fighting equipment, fire-fighting methods and techniques to prevent the spread of forest fires and minimize economic losses. 6. What are the three elements of forest burning? A combination of combustibles, oxygen and a heat source (fire source). 7. What is the principle of fighting forest fires? That is, destroying the conditions for forest burning. As long as any one of the three elements is eliminated, the burning will stop. 8. Dragon

7. Fire safety knowledge jingle

1. Fire prevention ranks first, and fire prevention knowledge should be kept in mind.

Safety in using fire is a very important matter, so be vigilant at all times.

Do not throw fireworks and firecrackers around, and it is not child’s play for children to play with fire.

Electric wires cannot be connected casually, and everyone must be aware of fire prevention.

2. Don’t panic when a fire is approaching. Escape calmly is the best way.

Dial "119" in time and make sure the fire exits are clear.

It is not advisable to be obsessed with property, as it will waste the opportunity and hurt people.

Calmly observe and find a way out, and try to leave the fire scene as soon as possible.

3. It is difficult to escape from the fire if the door is sealed, and the bedding is soaked and the door is blocked.

Throwing water to cool down and calling for help, seeking help from foreign aid to ensure survival.

Safe evacuation is the most important thing, don’t be confused when looking for a passage.

Be careful to prevent poisoning. Cover your nose with a towel while crawling.

4. Be aware that opening windows blindly will only contribute to the fire.

Once your body is on fire, take off your clothes and hat as soon as possible.

Prevent the skin from being burned by fire, roll on the spot and put it out.

Close the fire-sealed exit tightly and signal for help.

5. Pay attention to escape hatches and fire extinguishers when taking public transportation.

Buying firearms is a treasure, and motor vehicles are indispensable.

Do not take the elevator in case of fire to avoid being unable to get out due to power outage.

Dangerous items can easily be brewed, so do not carry them in vehicles or boats.

6. If there are signs of abnormality in the TV, shut down quickly to prevent accidents.

Use electrical cords to prevent damage and sparks.

If the electric plastic bucket is powered on, safety and fire prevention are the key.

The lighting is hot when working, and there should be no combustible materials around.

7. Decoration materials should be selected carefully, and paint should be kept away from sources of fire.

Don’t panic if there is a fire at home, and don’t worry about the first thing you need to escape.

If there is a fire outside, stay calm and hold the door to check for fire.

8. Residential corridors should be smooth and cluttered items should not be kept away.

Don’t throw the smoke indiscriminately, causing fires and everyone is worried.

Do not block fire escapes, as human life is at stake and you must bear the poison.

8. Little knowledge on forest protection and fire prevention

Forest is the cradle of human beings and the cornerstone of human survival. Protecting forests means protecting humans themselves.

Protecting forests makes the mountains greener, the hometown richer, and the country richer and stronger.

2. Protecting forests and preventing fires is everyone’s responsibility. Remember: protecting forests and preventing fires starts from me and starts now.

3. Pay attention to forest fire prevention, and strict control of fire sources is the key.

4. Use fire in accordance with the law, and violators will be prosecuted. During the fire prevention period, it is prohibited to use fire outdoors. Parents should supervise their children not to play with fire outdoors.

5. Fire prevention means guarding against people. Everyone is on fire prevention, the trees are safe, fire prevention is at all times, the country is peaceful and the people are safe. Only by controlling people can we control the source of fire and prevent the occurrence of man-made fires.

6. There is no season for forest protection and fire prevention, and the fire prevention period is all year round.

7. "Ten Don'ts" for forest protection and fire prevention

1. It is not allowed to set wildfires to burn mountains, drive animals or bees;

2. It is not allowed to Burning mountains for warmth, baking food and cooking in the forest area;

3. Smoking and littering cigarette butts are not allowed in the forest area;

4. Burning incense and paper is not allowed in the forest area , set off firecrackers;

5. It is not allowed to smoke rat holes, snake holes, and animal holes in forest areas;

6. It is not allowed to burn ridges and field ridges on the mountainside;

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7. It is not allowed to play with fire in the mountains.

8. It is not allowed to set off wildfires to reclaim wasteland, burn pastures and firewood yards; 9. It is not allowed to use torches at night. Light up the mountain road;

10. It is not allowed to burn charcoal or burn ash to accumulate fertilizer in the forest near the mountain.

8. Fire and water are merciless, and human life is at stake. When fighting fires, we must pay attention to science, act according to our ability, seize the opportunity, and overcome blindness.

9. The basic principle of fighting forest fires is “fight early, fight small, and fight early”. Early attack is the prerequisite for fire extinguishing, early attack is the key to fire extinguishing, and early attack is the core of fire extinguishing.

10. The policy of forest firefighting is: "Prevention first, active elimination." Based on group prevention and group treatment, self-prevention and self-governance.

11. my country's Criminal Law: Article 115 stipulates that if a fire is caused by the perpetrator's negligence, causing serious injury or death to others, or causing heavy losses to the public and other people's property, he shall be held criminally responsible.

12. Planting trees will bring blessings to future generations, while burning mountains and destroying forests will be sinners through the ages. For the safety of the forest and your happiness, please consciously abide by the fire prevention regulations.

9. Encyclopedia of forest fire prevention knowledge

Encyclopedia of forest fire prevention knowledge 1. What does "forest fire prevention" mean? Answer: It refers to the prevention and fighting of forest, forest and woodland fires.

2. What principles should be followed in forest fire fighting? Answer: Forest fire fighting work follows the principle of mobilizing the masses and combining professional teams. All units in forest areas should establish mass fire-fighting teams and pay attention to strengthening training and improving quality; state-owned forest farms must also organize professional fire-fighting teams.

3. During the forest fire prevention period, what are the regulations on the use of fire in forest areas? Answer: During the forest fire prevention period. It is prohibited to use wild fire in forest areas; if fire is needed due to special circumstances, strict approval procedures must be applied and a wild fire license must be obtained.

4. Approved fire-using units and individuals must comply with the "five no-burns" rule when using fire. What does this mean? Answer: Do not burn if the fire prevention road is not up to standard; do not burn if fire prevention personnel and fire extinguishing tools are not in place; do not burn if the weather is dry and windy level 3 or above; do not burn if the mountain fire is going up; do not burn if the weather is level 4 (including level 4) or above. 5. What do you mean by the "five don'ts" that you must follow when entering a forest area? Answer: It is not allowed to litter cigarette butts and matchsticks in the forest area; it is not allowed to set off firecrackers and fireworks in the forest area; it is not allowed to burn fires to drive away animals in the forest area; it is not allowed to burn fires to keep warm or barbecue food in the forest area; it is not allowed to Have fun playing with fire in the forest area.

6. How are forest fire danger levels divided? Answer: There are five levels of forest fire danger. Level 1 means fires can be used in weather that is difficult to burn; Level 2 means weather that is not easy to burn, and fires can be used, but there is a possibility of fire; Level 3 means weather that can burn, and fires must be controlled; Level 4 means high temperatures that are easy to burn. In fire danger weather, the use of fire should be stopped in forest areas; Level 5 is the highest level of extremely flammable fire danger weather, and all use of fire inside and outside is strictly prohibited.

7. What is the forest fire prevention period? When is the forest fire prevention period in our province? Answer: Generally, the seasons when forests are prone to fires are designated as forest fire prevention periods. According to climate characteristics and the occurrence pattern of forest fires, Zhejiang Province has designated November 1st of each year to April 30th of the following year as the forest fire prevention period.

8. Who can’t be organized to go up the mountain to fight forest fires? Answer: The elderly, women, primary and secondary school students, children and the physically disabled.

9. What three conditions must be met for forest burning? Answer: Combustibles, oxygen and a certain temperature.

10. What are the combustible materials in the forest? Answer: Trees, shrubs, weeds, ferns, moss, lichens, dead trees, decayed wood, dead branches and leaves in the forest, as well as humus and peat in the underground layer, are all combustible materials. 11. What are the main factors that cause forest fires? Answer: When combustible materials and weather conditions are conducive to forest burning, the fire source is the main factor in the occurrence of forest fires.

12. What three categories can forest fires be divided into based on their burning location, spreading speed and degree of damage? Answer: It can be divided into three categories: surface fire, crown fire and underground fire. 13. What is surface fire? How harmful are surface fires to forests? Answer: Surface fire, also called ground fire, refers to a fire that spreads along the forest floor and burns the ground cover.

Surface fire can burn seedlings, saplings, and shrubs 1.5 meters below the surface, burn the bark surface at the base of tree trunks, and root systems close to the ground. Damage to forest trees can weaken their growth, easily lead to the occurrence of a large number of pests and diseases, seriously affect the growth of forest trees, cause the wood material to deteriorate, and sometimes even cause large areas of forest to die.

14. What is a crown fire? How harmful are crown fires to forests? Answer: When a surface fire encounters strong winds or a group of coniferous saplings, dead trees or low-hanging branches, the flames burn to the upper part of the tree crown and rapidly expand along the downwind, becoming a crown fire. Crown fires often occur at the same time as surface fires, burning the crown of the entire forest surface. They are very destructive to the forest and are difficult to put out.

When encountering such a fire, generally do not fight, but use isolation tape. 15. What are the topographic factors that affect forest fires? Answer: There are aspect, slope and altitude, etc.

16. What is "fire fighting"? What is "sitting on fire"? Answer: Forest fires spread from the bottom of the mountain to the mountains very quickly, which is called "rush fire". The fire spreads slowly from the mountain to the bottom, which is called "sitting fire".

17. What are the characteristics of mountain forest fires? Answer: In mountainous conditions, when fighting a fire, especially on a sunny slope, the fire is violent and spreads rapidly, making it difficult to put out the fire; while sitting on the fire is difficult. Its fire intensity is weak, which is helpful for putting out fires.

18. What are the principles for fighting forest fires? Answer: Once a forest fire occurs, we must follow the principle of "fight early, fight small, and fight" to race against time to eliminate the forest fire in its initial stage. 19. What are the two ways to put out a fire? Answer: Forest fires are generally extinguished by a combination of direct fire extinguishing and isolation zone fire extinguishing.

The most commonly used method of direct fire extinguishing is for fire fighters to use the tools in their hands to directly extinguish the fire along the fire line. The indirect fire extinguishing method is used when there is a violent surface fire or crown fire that cannot be attacked by humans. The purpose of extinguishing the fire is to cut off the fire path and cut off the source of the fire.

20. What are the basic tips for fighting wildfires? Answer: When fighting a mountain fire, you should stand with two feet inside the edge of the burned area and the other foot outside the edge. When using fire extinguishing tools, you should strike diagonally inward toward the burned area at an angle of 40-60 degrees. When slapping, hit and drag. Do not hit straight up or down to avoid splashing sparks and expanding the burning point.

When tapping, hit hard and lift lightly, hit quickly and lift slowly, and advance while hitting. When the fire is weak, one person can fight it alone. When the fire is strong, it is necessary to organize a group of several people to fight a little at the same time. They rise and fall at the same time, and then move forward together after extinguishing the fire.

When fighting a fire, you must attack section by section along the fire line. You must not leave the fire line to fight internal fires, and you must not run in front of the fire beacon to block or fight, especially when fighting grass pond fires and headwind fires. Pay more attention to safety. 21. How to put out a forest fire without causing casualties? Answer: When fighting a fire line, it is strictly prohibited to fight against the head of the fire; do not fight downwind; do not fight in front of the fire line; when fighting a mountain fire, pay attention to the downward mountain fire turning into an upward mountain fire when the wind direction changes to prevent being caught in the fire and getting burned.

When cleaning up a fire scene, pay attention to scorched and tilted "tree hanging", fallen wood suddenly falling and injuring people, especially to prevent falling into "fire pits" and causing burns. 22. What administrative penalties should be imposed on those who disobey the instructions of the fire-fighting command agency or delay the fire-fighting opportunity and affect fire-fighting and disaster relief? Answer: Anyone who commits the above acts will be fined from 50 to 100 yuan or given a warning.

23. How to conduct forest fire investigation? Answer: After a forest fire occurs, the local people's government or the forest fire prevention headquarters should organize relevant departments in a timely manner.