A fire broke out near a gas station. What emergency measures should the gas station take?

As for fire prevention, we really need to take some measures. Only in this way can it be possible to minimize the occurrence of fires.

First, electrical appliances.

We should not pull wires without permission. When laying electrical pipelines, we must also know how to protect them against fire. Do not leave those wires exposed and must know how to wrap them with insulation. In addition, we must also avoid using overloaded electrical appliances and do not overload wires to avoid overheating and fire.

Second, regarding gas.

There are many gas-related things, such as lighters, liquefied tanks, flammable and explosive objects such as bottles and cans, etc. Do not leave them casually near gas stations. Because when the weather is too hot, it is easy to cause the temperature to be too high, leading to overheating, expansion and explosion.

Third, warning slogans.

A warning slogan should be written carefully about this. For example, it is strictly prohibited to make phone calls. Many gas stations will do this to let people know that smoking is not allowed in the gas station, open flames are not allowed, and making phone calls is also not allowed, so as to nip fire hazards in the bud. .

Fourth, charging.

With the development of science and technology, many people like to ride an electric bicycle, but relevant safety measures must be taken and charging cannot be done within the combat range. After all, not all trams are safe, and sometimes the battery may heat up and burn during charging. Therefore, in order to avoid fires near gas stations, gas stations should do a good job of keeping dangerous objects within the safety alert range.

Fifth, prepare fire extinguishing equipment.

Sometimes we don’t know when a fire will break out, but we can take precautions in advance and prepare corresponding fire extinguishing equipment and fire-fighting supplies. If a disaster does come and a fire breaks out, then these fire-extinguishing equipment can indeed be used to put out the fire as soon as possible, which can effectively reduce losses and risks.