100 safety tips

100 safety tips are as follows:

1. Pedestrians must walk on the sidewalk, and walk on the right when there is no sidewalk; when crossing the road, you must use a crosswalk.

2. When passing a sidewalk controlled by traffic signals, stop when the light is red and go when the light is green; when passing a sidewalk without traffic signals, look left and right, pay attention to passing vehicles, and do not chase or run.

3. If there is no pedestrian crossing, you must go straight through, and you are not allowed to cross suddenly when a vehicle approaches. If there is a pedestrian overpass or underpass, you must use the overpass or underpass.

4. It is not allowed to climb over the guardrails and isolation fences on the side of the road and in the middle of the road. It is not allowed to pick up cars, chase cars, forcibly block cars or throw objects at cars on the road.

5. Do not play, sit or lie on the road or engage in other behaviors that obstruct traffic.

6. Do not enter highways, elevated roads or motor vehicle lanes with pedestrian isolation facilities.

7. Children under 12 years old cannot ride bicycles on the road, and children under 16 years old cannot ride electric bicycles on the road.

8. When riding a bicycle, you must concentrate and ride carefully.

9. Do not ride with an umbrella, do not take off your hands, do not ride with others, do not ride a "sick" car, do not ride fast, do not compete with motor vehicles, do not ride in parallel, do not Cycling in bad weather.

10. When turning a bicycle, you should slow down, look back, and extend your hand to signal.

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12. Do not ride on prohibited roads, road sections or motor vehicle lanes.

13. Do not tow a vehicle or be towed by other vehicles while riding.

14. Maintain the order of the ride and do not rush to the front.

15. When getting on and off the bus, you must hold on to the handrails.

16. Do not stick your hands and other body parts out of the window, and take care of your belongings to prevent pickpocketing.

17. You must wear a safety helmet when riding a two-wheeled motorcycle, and you are not allowed to sit upside down or sideways.

18. Wear a seat belt when riding a high-speed car and do not ride on an overloaded car.

19. Stop, look, and pass when crossing a railway. Do not cross closed railway crossings.

20. If you encounter a traffic accident, call the police immediately and call "120" for help.

21. Make preparations before entering the water.

22. Stay away from rivers and do not go to the reservoir. Swimming, do not go out to swim in rivers and lakes alone.

23. It is not advisable to swim when you are in poor physical or mental condition, such as when you are tired, full, hungry, sick, or in a bad mood.

24. Do not swim if you are sick, do not swim immediately after strenuous physical labor or strenuous exercise.

25. Do not swim in rivers and lakes with unknown water conditions, and do not go out for swimming in bad weather.

26. It is strictly prohibited to swim or play in waters with warning signs such as "No swimming or dangerous water"

27. Do not run or chase around the swimming pool to avoid slipping and injury.

< p>28. Do not push people into the water at will to avoid bumping into others or getting injured.

29. When swimming and playing in the water, do not push others into the water to avoid choking. and suffocation.

30. If you feel chilly or have cramps during activities in the water, you should go ashore and rest.

31. If you find yourself exhausted and unable to do so in the water. Swim back to the shore and immediately raise your hands to ask for help or shout loudly and wait for rescue.

32. When you find someone drowning, immediately call for help or call "110" for support. Children and teenagers are not allowed to do so. Jump into the water to rescue.

33. When a drowning incident occurs, you must stay calm, understand your situation, and use your own buoyancy or surrounding objects to save yourself.

34. When a drowning incident occurs, those who are not familiar with water should lie on their backs with their heads down so that their noses are exposed to the water and breathe. They should exhale shallowly and inhale deeply. Do not panic, raise your arms and flutter around to speed up your body.

35. In the event of drowning, if a swimmer develops calf cramps, he or she should remain calm, adopt a backstroke position, and bend the toes of the cramped leg dorsally with your hands to loosen the cramps. Solution, and then slowly swim to the shore.

36. After rescuing a drowning victim, foreign objects in the mouth, nose and throat should be removed, water in the drowning victim's stomach and lungs should be drained, and artificial respiration should be performed if necessary. At the same time, quickly dial the emergency number "120".

37. Do not buy or eat stale or rotten food.

38. Do not eat seafood banned by the health department.

39. Do not eat raw seafood, river fresh food, meat, etc.

40. Do not buy food from unlicensed vendors.

41. Do not buy food with incomplete labels such as no trademark, no date of manufacture, no production unit, no shelf life, etc.

42. Do not eat poisonous foods (such as puffer fish, wild mushrooms, raw green beans, sprouted potatoes, etc.).

43. Do not eat food contaminated by insects.

44. Do not drink unsterilized or boiled water, and do not drink purified water that has been stored for too long or is outdated.

45. Develop good personal hygiene habits and wash hands frequently before eating.

46. Tableware must be hygienic and have your own special tableware.

47. Open windows frequently for ventilation to keep indoor air fresh.

48. Do a good job in environmental sanitation and keep the indoor and surrounding environment clean.

49. Develop good hygiene habits, do not spit, and wash hands frequently.

50. Maintain good living habits, drink more water, do not smoke, and do not drink alcohol.

51. Exercise regularly, maintain a balanced diet, pay attention to the balance between work and rest, and improve your own disease resistance.

52. Add or remove clothes in a timely manner according to weather changes to avoid catching cold.

53. If you have fever, cough and other symptoms, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

54. When an infectious disease occurs, you should actively isolate yourself from healthy people and try not to go to public places to prevent infecting others.

55. Immunization prevention should be carried out, and corresponding vaccinations should be carried out before the epidemic season, such as influenza, pneumonia, measles, meningitis and other vaccines.

56. During the onset of infectious diseases, do not go to crowded public places.

57. If you find a fire, call the fire alarm number "119" immediately. When calling the police, 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.

58. If the oil pan is on fire, do not pour water on it. You should close the stove gas valve, cover the pan directly or cover it with a wet rag to extinguish the fire.

59. If a gas tank catches fire, cover it with wet bedding, clothing, etc. to extinguish the fire, and quickly close the valve.

60. 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.

61. When fighting a fire, do not open doors and windows hastily to avoid air convection and accelerate the spread of the fire.

62. Escape quickly when a fire strikes and don’t be greedy for property.

63. When threatened by a fire, you should act decisively, pick up wet clothes, bedding, etc. and rush out towards the safe exit.

64. When escaping through thick smoke, keep your body as close to the ground as possible and cover your mouth and nose with a wet towel.

65. If your body is on fire, do not run, roll around or use heavy clothes to put out the flames.

66. Do not take the elevator in case of fire. Escape to the safe exit.

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

68. When encountering a fire, do not blindly run around or jump off the building. This may cause undue casualties. Before the fire spreads, you can quickly leave in the direction of the wind.

69. If all escape routes are cut off by the fire, you should retreat indoors and close the doors and windows. If possible, water the doors and windows to delay the spread of the fire. At the same time, throw small objects out of the window or use a flashlight. Please help.

70. Do not go up the mountain to play with fire, and primary and secondary school students are strictly prohibited from participating in forest fire fighting.

71. Love life, love your body, stay away from tobacco, alcohol, drugs, and do not participate in gambling.

72. Don’t fight or insult others. If there are conflicts between classmates, they should maintain a high profile and be humble to each other.

73. If you are beaten, you should call "110" for help in time, and tell clearly the time and place of the incident, and the appearance and characteristics of the perpetrator.

74. Do not enter commercial song and dance halls and other places that are not suitable for minors to enter according to laws and regulations.

75. Do not buy, read, distribute or hide obscene books, periodicals and audio-visual products, including unhealthy tabloids, magazines and games with unhealthy content.

76. When a bad person threatens or instigates you to do bad things, you should firmly refuse and report to your teacher or parents in a timely manner.

77. Be cautious when making friends, and do not casually make friends with idle people in society, especially those with bad records.

78. Strictly abide by the regulations of the public security organs and do not carry any controlled knives.

79. If you encounter setbacks in study and life, you should talk to your parents and teachers for help, and do not run away from home.

80. Be wary of the bad guys’ sweet talk and deception, and never follow strangers.

81. After being harmed by a bad person, you should immediately report the case to the local public security agency under the guidance of your parents or teachers.

82. Do not bring too much money and valuables to school, and do not expose your money and belongings in public places.

83. Do not participate in any form of feudal superstition activities, and do not buy or read books and audio-visual products that promote feudal superstition.

84. When you encounter forced demands for money or materials inside or outside school, you must report it to teachers and parents in a timely manner.

85. Do not eat or drink food and drinks given by strangers.

86. Learn to regulate your emotions and maintain a relaxed, happy and optimistic mood.

87. Develop your own courage and perseverance to overcome setbacks and difficulties. Enhance your ability to withstand setbacks and learn to hone your will in adversity.

88. Cultivate your own self-confidence and prevent various negative psychological states.

89. Establish a harmonious, harmonious, pure and true relationship with classmates.

90. Don’t be jealous of others, treat yourself and others correctly and objectively.

91. We must fully recognize the harm of negative influences on the Internet and consciously cultivate Internet ethics.

92. Treat the Internet correctly and make it a good teacher and helpful friend in learning.

93. Strictly abide by national regulations and do not go to Internet cafes, especially underground Internet cafes.

94. Be good at online learning and avoid browsing bad information.

95. Communicate honestly and friendly, and do not insult or deceive others.

96. Enhance your awareness of self-protection and avoid casually dating netizens.

97. It is necessary to maintain network security and not disrupt network order.

98. It should be beneficial to physical and mental health and not indulge in virtual time and space.

99. Don’t stay online for too long. Don’t give out identity-identifying information online, including home address, school name, home phone number, password, parental identity, family financial status and other information.

100. Everyone strives to be a model of Internet morality, a messenger of Internet civilization, and a defender of Internet security.