Forest fire broke out in Fujian, forest firefighting emergency rescue! How to prevent forest fires?

On April 5, a major fire broke out in a forest in Fujian. After receiving the alarm, the forest fire department led the firefighters to the scene immediately. The fire on the mountain was particularly serious at that time, with the fire area reaching about 100 acres. In the end, with the efforts of firefighters, the fire was put out in time. Forest fires are especially likely to occur in the spring. Therefore, we must improve the awareness of forest fire prevention and prohibit people from using open fires in the wild, so as to protect the forest.

In addition, relevant departments should also strengthen inspections by patrol teams. When people are found using open fires in the wild, they must be stopped and fined promptly. This will raise their awareness and prevent them from carrying open flames. During the Qingming Festival, many people bring incense and candles to worship their ancestors. In fact, this custom can be modified to some extent, because it can easily cause fires. After a forest fire occurs, it is particularly difficult to control it. People can buy some flowers or fruit baskets for worship, which can reduce the occurrence of fires.

In fact, government departments can issue some safety tips to people to tell them about the dangers of forest fires. This can make them realize the importance of harmony between man and nature. When people suddenly encounter a fire when they go out, they must learn how to give first aid to avoid death or injury. In normal times, some fire drills can also be organized to involve the entire village. Only when they experience the hardships of fire fighting will they realize the importance of fire prevention.

In fact, there are many safety hazards in life. Therefore, we must pay attention to fire safety and never carry flammable and explosive items, which will increase the probability of fire. When people suddenly encounter a forest fire, they must find some water sources to wet their clothes, cover their mouths and noses, and evacuate toward a place with less smoke, so as to ensure their own life safety.