Drowning prevention safety education broadcast script

400-word broadcast script for anti-drowning safety education

Students who practice at radio stations know that broadcast scripts are usually prepared in advance before broadcasting. Only excellent broadcast scripts can be written The program effect is good, so how should the broadcast script be written appropriately? The following is a 400-word broadcast draft of anti-drowning safety education that I compiled. You are welcome to read it. I hope you will like it.

Drowning prevention safety education broadcast script 1

Dear teachers, dear students:

Summer is coming. Many people choose swimming as a way to escape the heat and exercise. However, student drowning incidents occur every year. It is heartbreaking to have a bud that has just blossomed and a promising future to be swallowed up by the ruthless river (pond) water. In order to create a safer learning and living environment and strive to prevent such tragedies from happening again, we have issued the following initiatives to all students in the school:

1. Establish safety awareness, strengthen self-protection, and refrain from participating in dangerous activities. , do not swim in dangerous and unfamiliar waters.

2. Swim in a safe and regular swimming pool when accompanied by your family. And make corresponding preparations to prevent drowning incidents.

3. Learn relevant drowning prevention knowledge and be able to apply the knowledge learned in practice.

4. Start with me and strictly abide by school disciplines. Resolutely do not participate in dangerous outdoor swimming activities.

5. While strengthening self-safety awareness, we should also strive to do a good job in persuasion and education. We must resolutely resist and discourage those who violate school disciplines and go out to take cold showers privately.

Students, "Water is like a loving mother when it is warm, but it is a cruel butcher when it is violent." "Cherish life and prevent drowning." Life is precious, and dangers and tragedies can be prevented. Your future is brilliant, you are the hope of your family, the pillar of society, and the hope of your motherland. Please take advantage of your own time! Drowning Prevention Safety Education Broadcast Draft 2

Students, the safety knowledge I want to share with you today is "Drowning Prevention Safety Knowledge."

1. Measures to prevent drowning:

1. Primary school students should learn to swim under the guidance of adults;

2. Do not swim alone by rivers or mountains. Play by the pond;

3. Do not swim in non-swimming areas;

4. Those who do not know how to swim should not swim to deep water areas, even with a lifebuoy, it is not safe;

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5. Make appropriate preparations before swimming to prevent cramps;

2. Self-rescue methods when drowning:

1. Don’t panic if you find someone around you Call for help immediately;

2. Relax your whole body, let your body float on the water, raise your head above the water, kick the water with your feet to prevent loss of physical strength, and wait for rescue;

3 . When the body sinks, you can press your palms downward;

4. If you suddenly cramp in the water and cannot reach the shore, seek help immediately. If there is no one around, you can take a deep breath and dive into the water, straighten the cramped leg, and pull the toes up with your hands to relieve the cramp.

3. Rescue methods when someone is found drowning:

If minors find someone drowning, they should not rush into the water to rescue. They should shout for help immediately or use life-saving equipment to call for help. Drowning Prevention Safety Education Broadcast Draft 3

Dear teachers and students:

In order to actively respond to the "Safety Education" activity with the theme of "Drowning Prevention" and create a safer learning life environment, strive to prevent such tragedies from happening again, and issue the following initiatives to all students in the school:

1. Swimming or splashing in rivers, lakes, ponds, or reservoirs is not allowed at any time. When going out to swim and bathe, you must adhere to the "four don'ts": don't go without the permission of parents and teachers; don't go without an adult who can swim; don't go to deep water; don't go to rivers, rivers, lakes, and ponds where you are unfamiliar with the water conditions. , Reservoir will not go.

2. When swimming with the consent of the teacher and parents and accompanied by an adult who can swim, you should also be reminded and pay attention to the following points:

①Choose well before swimming For swimming places, you should have a clear understanding of the water conditions. Never swim in waters where there are warning signs such as "No swimming or dangerous water depth".

② Before entering the water, you must make preparations. Move your body first, including the joints of your head, neck, shoulders, arms, waist and legs, hands, and feet; if the water temperature is too low, you should first swim in shallow water. Rinse your body with water and wait until you adapt to the water temperature before swimming.

③When entering the water, do not dive or swim suddenly, let alone fight with each other. Do not swim in rapids and whirlpools.

④ If you suddenly feel uncomfortable while swimming (such as dizziness, nausea, chest tightness, palpitation, etc.), go ashore to rest or call for help immediately.

⑤ If your calf or foot cramps while swimming, do not panic. You can kick your legs hard or massage or pull the cramped area, and call your companions for help at the same time.

Students: We are the future and hope of our country and nation. We must cherish our youth, study hard, actively demand progress, constantly improve our own quality, and jointly shoulder the important responsibilities of history and the times. Let us take action to cherish life, prevent drowning, and prevent tragedies from happening. Drowning Prevention Safety Education Broadcast Draft 4

Dear teachers and dear students:

Hello everyone!

I am a broadcaster. The knowledge on preventing drowning that I share with you today is: first aid for drowning takes every second.

Falling into the water or having accidents while swimming are common accidents in rural areas. In the process of agricultural production, such as flood rescue and working on water, unfortunate drowning incidents often occur. After a person who cannot swim accidentally fell into the water, he struggled with his hands and feet, and river water, river mud and aquatic plants entered the lungs, causing suffocation and death. The process of drowning is very fast, and death usually occurs within six to seven minutes due to respiratory and cardiac arrest, and active rescue is required.

After drowning, a large amount of water, algae, and sediment enter the mouth, nose, trachea, and lungs, blocking the respiratory tract and causing suffocation. This is the most common cause of death. There are also panic and cold that cause the larynx to spasm and the respiratory tract to become suffocated.

When you find a drowning person, please provide on-site first aid immediately. On-site first aid is the most critical part of the entire first aid treatment process. The measures to implement rescue treatment are as follows:

1. According to the on-site conditions, local materials should be obtained from the shore to quickly rescue the drowning person from the water. The methods used are such as throwing a lifebuoy; tying a rope with a wooden board as a floating object. Throw it to a drowning person; or use a long bamboo pole to pull it out of the water. People with skilled swimming skills can also go directly into the water for rescue. When rescuing, you should quickly approach the drowning person from behind, and then use backstroke or sidestroke to rescue him or her ashore. If a rescuer's body is entangled with a drowning person, he should immediately and tactfully try to free himself to avoid being dragged into the water.

2. After a person is rescued ashore, mud, weeds, vomit, etc. in the mouth and nose of the drowning person must be removed immediately. At the same time, pull the tongue out to prevent the tongue from falling back and keep the airway open.

3. If the heart of the drowning person is still beating, water control treatment can be done first, that is, using a head-down, foot-high position to control the water out of the body. The simplest way is for the rescuer to kneel on one leg, bend the other leg, put the drowning victim's abdomen on the rescuer's knees, make his head droop, and then press his abdomen and back. Don’t control the water for too long. In rural areas, after someone rescues a drowning person, he puts the person on the back of a cow, with the chest and abdomen pressed against the cow's backbone, so that the head droops. This way, when the cow walks around, it can control the water and help restore breathing. .

4. If the drowning person has no breathing and heartbeat, mouth-to-mouth insufflation must be performed at the scene. During drowning rescue, artificial respiration and external chest heart massage should be performed at the same time. When performing mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration, the blowing force should be appropriate, and the chest of the drowning person should be raised after blowing. At the same time, external thoracic heart massage must also be performed. For every 4 times of external thoracic heart massage, artificial respiration must be performed.

5. If the patient is close to the hospital, the patient should be sent to the hospital immediately for emergency treatment.

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