After Taizhou’s grandma fell into a well, her grandfather lifted her up for an hour. How should we avoid falling into a well in daily life?

In daily life, you should stay away from manhole covers and avoid stepping on them. Do not go to unfamiliar roads on rainy days and at night. Elderly people and children should try not to get close to wells. 1. Stay away from manhole covers

To avoid accidents of falling into a well, stay away from manhole covers, because some manhole covers are of poor quality and some may have been damaged, so you must pay more attention to them and stay away from these manhole covers. . Children should be educated not to get close to manhole covers, but to avoid them and walk around them, so as to avoid accidents of falling into wells. 2. Don’t step on the manhole cover

Because the manhole cover may pose a safety hazard, you should stay away from the manhole cover and try not to step on the manhole cover, which will reduce the possibility of falling into the well. It is necessary to start with the baby and provide safety education to the baby. Pay attention to safety when laying the manhole cover. Check the safety of the manhole cover in time. If any safety hazard is found, repair it in time. 3. Try not to go outside when the light is bad

On rainy days, falling into a well is easy to occur. Try not to go to unfamiliar road sections, especially on rainy days, and try not to go out to avoid the possibility of falling into a well. . When the light is poor at night, try not to go outside or walk on unfamiliar roads, because there may be manhole covers in these unfamiliar road sections. If the manhole covers are damaged, you may suddenly fall into the well. 4. Elderly people and children should not go near the well

This grandma in Taizhou fell into a well in the early morning. Fortunately, she was discovered by her grandfather. The two of them fell into the well at the same time. Fortunately, grandpa kept holding her up. Otherwise grandma may be in danger. We usually need to educate our children not to go near wells, especially those who live in the countryside and have wells at home. We must tell our children to stay away from wells. Especially on rainy days, we must keep an eye on our children and not let them get close to the mouth of the well. If the elderly are older, they should not go to the well to fetch water to avoid danger, because the mouth of the well is slippery and the elderly have difficulty moving. If the elderly fall or become dizzy, they may be in danger of falling into the well. Elderly people should be supervised by their children, otherwise they may be in danger.