What are the precautions after the typhoon? What are the seven safety precautions after the typhoon?

1, don't connect and disconnect randomly.

After the typhoon, wires are often seen blown off on the road. No matter whether it is charged or not, it should be regarded as charged, keep a sufficient safe distance from the disconnection point, and report to the power department in time. Do not test gases, circuits, etc. Feel free until you are completely sure of safety, in case of accidents.

2, timely removal of garbage

After the typhoon, leaves, silt and domestic garbage are everywhere on both sides of the street, which is easy to breed various diseases. At this time, everyone should clean up the garbage at the first time. In addition, if there is flooded food at home, or items are damaged in the typhoon, it should be handled in time.

Don't forget the epidemic prevention after the disaster.

After the typhoon, if the drinking water at home is polluted, it should be disinfected and the surrounding environment should be cleaned. To clean the flooded or rain-soaked places, it is best to spray some disinfectant.

4. Prevention of insect-borne diseases

After the typhoon, rats, mosquitoes and flies in the affected areas are prone to multiply in large numbers, and it is also easy to bring insect-borne infectious diseases to human beings, such as dengue fever. Therefore, after the typhoon, we must do a good job in cleaning the surrounding environment, remove stagnant water in flower beds and waste tires, avoid mosquito breeding, do a good job in household hygiene and eliminate flies and cockroaches. Don't go out at dusk and before dawn at the peak of mosquito infestation. Wear long-sleeved trousers instead of sandals when you go out at night. If you may come into contact with ticks and mites, put your pants into your socks, put on your boots if possible, and choose a suitable repellent to apply to the exposed skin. The repellent can also be sprayed on clothes, shoes, tents, mosquito nets and other items. Screens should be installed in doors and windows of houses. If there is no screen window, close the doors and windows at night. If mosquitoes may enter the house, mosquito nets should be set on the bed. At night, use a mosquito repellent or a mosquito repellent with insecticidal tablets in the bedroom, or light a mosquito-repellent incense.

Don't rush home, and don't drive blindly into the mountains.

After the typhoon, landslides, mudslides, bank collapses and other geological disasters will occur in some places. Evacuees should not rush home to check the disaster situation. It is best to wait until the residence is declared safe before returning to China according to the arrangement. Don't drive blindly into the mountains, because after the rainstorm, the probability of disasters such as mountain rock collapse and subgrade damage increases, and it is very dangerous to enter the mountains at this time.

6. Don't eat food that has been flooded.

After typhoons and floods, patients with acute gastroenteritis in hospitals often increase, which may be caused by eating unclean food. Disease control experts reminded that in addition to well-sealed cans, food soaked in water should not be eaten, and cans should be washed with water before eating; Do not eat flooded dead livestock and poultry, aquatic products, rotten vegetables and fruits, bulk food suspected of being flooded, moldy rice, corn, peanuts, etc. ; It is best to boil drinking water for 5- 10 minutes before drinking.

7. Don't buy suspicious food.

After the typhoon, everyone should choose carefully before buying vegetables and fruits. Soak in water for more than half an hour when cleaning, and then eat after peeling. Be careful when you buy food. Never buy food of unknown origin, because some vendors will deliberately shoddy the food that was flooded or expired in the typhoon.