"What should we pay attention to in terms of fire safety in student dormitories? "

1. Abide by the school’s rules and regulations and eliminate the use of prohibited electrical appliances; do not use alcohol stoves or liquefied gas stoves for cooking in the dormitory building; do not light candles to read after lights out; do not lie in bed and smoke. Do not throw cigarette butts everywhere; do not burn garbage in the building. Ensure the safety of student dormitories.

2. The dormitory building is equipped with fire-fighting facilities such as dry powder fire extinguishers and fire hoses. They are important fire-fighting equipment to ensure everyone's safety. Please take care of them.

3. Emergency lights, evacuation lights, safety exits and other signs in the dormitory are important signs for self-rescue and escape in emergencies. They can help everyone escape from danger quickly along the correct route. Everyone should Take good care of these signs and do not damage them artificially to avoid danger and confusion.

4. Once a fire breaks out, don’t panic. Analyze the situation correctly and take appropriate measures. Use the fire-extinguishing equipment in the building to extinguish the fire in time. Call the “119” fire alarm number in time to report the location and location of the fire. State the fire situation and location clearly, and leave a contact number. When the smoke is heavy, cover your mouth and nose with a wet towel, lower your body along the wall to evacuate the indicator lights, quickly get out of danger, or wait in a safer area, and use something eye-catching to call for help outside. Do not crowd when escaping to avoid crushing and trampling accidents. Students on high floors should not easily jump off the building to escape. You can use sheets, quilts and other existing items around you to tie them into knots and climb down.

5. Use fire extinguishers correctly. Fires caused by electrical appliances must first cut off the power supply and then use water to extinguish the fire. Do not use electricity to put out fires to prevent electrical injuries. To use a dry powder fire extinguisher, first unplug the latch, aim the nozzle at the fire source, and press the handle.