A collection of selected pictures from the 119 Fire Safety Awareness Day handwritten newspaper

A collection of selected pictures from the 119 Fire Safety Awareness Day handwritten newspaper

1. When lighting mosquito coils

1. Fix the mosquito coils on a special iron frame ; Do not place lit mosquito coils directly on wooden tables, cardboard boxes and other combustible objects.

2. Mosquito-repellent incense should be placed in a relatively open place.

3. After the personnel leave, be sure to extinguish the mosquito coils to avoid further trouble.

2. Use gasoline with caution

1. Gasoline is a flammable and explosive chemical. A little carelessness in storage and use may cause fire and explosion accidents. Therefore, it is strictly prohibited in the home. Storage;

2. Do not use plastic buckets or fragile glass containers that are prone to static electricity for storage. It is best to use metal containers and tighten the gasoline can lid. Gasoline should be stored in a place where people cannot easily access it, and away from high temperatures and sources of fire. If you find that there is a strong smell of gasoline in the room where gasoline is stored, you should find out the cause immediately;

3. Be extra careful when using filled gasoline to prevent oil from splashing around, and prohibit open flames; cover the oil in time after filling it Use an oil drum to clean the oil tank, wipe the spilled oil clean, and properly dispose of the gauze used to wipe the oil.

3. When using liquefied petroleum gas

1. It is not allowed to use gas cylinders that do not meet the standards, and it is strictly prohibited to disassemble and repair angle valves or pressure reducing valves without permission;

2. It is not allowed to pour the cylinder back, and it is strictly forbidden to place the cylinder lying down;

3. It is not allowed to use any open flames or electrical appliances when there is a gas leak, and it is strictly forbidden to dump the residual liquid;

4. Do not place gas cylinders close to fire or heat sources, and it is strictly prohibited to use fire, steam, or hot water to heat gas cylinders;

5. No one is allowed to leave during use. Children, sick and disabled people are not allowed to use it. It is strictly prohibited. Keep the cylinder in the bedroom for use.

4. During a power outage

1. Use emergency lighting as much as possible;

2. Cut off the power supply of electrical appliances in use in a timely manner, that is, Turn off the power switch or unplug the plug;

3. Use oil lamps with glass covers;

4. It is strictly forbidden to place oil lamps and candles on or near combustible objects; < /p>

5. It is strictly forbidden to use gasoline instead of kerosene or diesel as fuel.

5. When smoking

1. Do not smoke in places where fire is strictly prohibited;

2. Do not smoke when repairing cars or cleaning parts; < /p>

3. Do not throw away cigarette butts and match stems;

4. Do not let ashes fall on combustible objects when smoking;

5. Do not litter anywhere Knock the ashes;

6. Do not place lit cigarettes on combustible materials;

7. Do not lie on the bed or sofa and smoke.

6. When using "mousse"

"Mousse" is a kind of hair spray, whose scientific name is "hair styling agent". Its main raw materials are resin and solvent—— Flammable alcohol, propellant is liquefied petroleum gas. If it is close to a heat source, it may explode and cause a fire. When using:

1. Check whether there is a certificate when purchasing, and carefully read the instructions and precautions before use;

2. Store in a cool place, do not Place it near heating objects such as heaters, stoves or televisions, and do not expose it to sunlight;

3. Keep away from fire sources when using it. If you need to use a hair dryer to blow your hair, do so at a certain distance. time, wait for the gas to evaporate before operating, to avoid fire caused by the sprayed flammable gas encountering the fire source;

4. Avoid dropping the "mousse" can, and do not collide with hard objects or squeeze it. , to prevent cracks from causing explosions and injuring people.

7. When educating children on fire prevention

1. Parents should teach their children not to play with fire;

2. Do not use matches, lighters, candles and other igniting objects. Place it where children can reach it. When adults go to work or go out on the street, do not leave children alone at home, let alone lock them in the house. Children should be entrusted to neighbors to take care of them to prevent children from playing with fire at home and causing fire casualties;

3. Do not let ignorant children start fires for cooking, and avoid burning oil pans or burning combustible materials in the stove to cause fires;

4. Educate children not to interact with flammable materials in the house Set off firecrackers nearby to prevent sparks from splashing onto flammable materials and causing a fire.

Common sense about fire extinguishing and escape and self-rescue

1. If you find a fire, call 119 immediately. When calling the police, you must state the detailed address, location of the fire, igniting materials, size of the fire, name and phone number of the caller, and send someone to the intersection to greet the fire truck.

2. Once a fire breaks out at home, do not panic. If the fire is not large, you should quickly use your own simple fire extinguishing equipment and take effective measures to control and put out the fire.

3. If the gas tank catches fire, cover it with soaked bedding and clothing to extinguish the fire, and quickly close the valve.

4. If a household appliance or circuit catches fire, cut off the power supply first, and then use dry powder or gas fire extinguisher to extinguish the fire. Do not directly pour water to extinguish the fire to prevent electric shock or electrical explosion and injury.

5. If there is a fire outside and the door is hot, do not open the door to prevent the fire from jumping into the room. Use soaked bedding, clothing, etc. to block the cracks in the doors and windows, and splash water to cool down.