Snow safety tips

1. On snowy days, teachers and students should choose to walk in areas with thicker snow on campus. Pay attention to the ground conditions, especially do not step on thinner and flatter snow flakes or ice. Try to avoid Walk on the floor tiles and the artificial lake on campus.

2. Be particular about wearing shoes in snowy weather. The road surface is easy to freeze, so it is best to wear warm, non-slip shoes or sports shoes with good grip, and try to move forward steadily to prevent accidents.

3. If you accidentally fall down on the road, try not to use your wrists to support the ground, because this falling posture is most likely to cause arm fractures. Once a fracture occurs after a fall, do not rub or move it to avoid aggravating the injury. Use scarves, books and other tools to fix the fracture site, ask others for help, or seek help from teachers, counselors, classmates, etc. as soon as possible and send them to a nearby hospital for treatment immediately.

4. Flights will inevitably be affected by weather changes. Teachers and students who choose to fly must keep abreast of the dynamic information of airport flights and pay attention to flight conditions at all times. While waiting, they should also pay attention to timely arrival. Replenish the body's energy.

5. Due to the snow cover, many "traps" on the road will be covered. Therefore, you should be extremely careful and pay attention to nails in low-lying areas, manhole covers, and building materials.