Safety education content before May Day

The content of safety education before May Day mainly includes traffic safety, food safety, game safety, electricity safety, legal awareness, etc.

1. Traffic Safety

1. When crossing the road, you must stop, look, and pass.

2. Do not chase or play with each other on the road.

3. When taking a bus, be sure to ride in an orderly manner, be polite and courteous, and do not stick any part of your body out of the window, and do not spit or throw debris out of the window.

4. Students under 12 years old are not allowed to ride bicycles.

5. Do not take unprotected cars (unlicensed cars, scrapped cars, overloaded cars, drunk drivers, unlicensed drivers, etc.).

2. Food safety

1. Do not buy or eat food that is spoiled, dirty, past the shelf life, incompletely labeled or "three noes".

2. Do not patronize mobile stalls and restaurants with poor hygienic conditions, and do not eat food of unknown origin.

3. Take strict precautions against bird flu. Do not eat half-cooked eggs. Before boiling eggs, you must wash the eggshells with clean water. Do not come into contact with poultry and animals. If you come into contact with bird droppings, wash your hands with soap immediately.

3. Game safety

1. Pay attention to choosing a safe place. Stay away from roads and production areas at construction sites; do not enter unoccupied rooms, cellars, etc.; avoid transformers and high-voltage wires; do not climb water towers, poles, roofs, or high walls.

2. Choose safe games to play. Do not play dangerous games or imitate dangerous scenes in movies or TV.

3. Choose a suitable time when playing games, and the game time cannot be too long.

IV. Electricity safety

1. Consciously abide by the rules and regulations for safe electricity use. You must apply for electricity, hire an electrician for installation and repair, and do not connect electrical equipment without permission. Electrical leakage protectors must be installed.

2. Do not throw things on power lines or transformers.

3. Do not use hook wires, broken strand wires, ground crawl wires and wires with unqualified insulation to connect electricity.

4. Do not mix telephone lines, broadcast lines and power lines together and enter the room through the same holes.

5. Do not climb or cross the protective walls and barriers of power facilities.

5. Legal Awareness

1. Legal education should sound the alarm, strengthen legal awareness, improve self-protection capabilities, and effectively combat illegal activities.

2. During holidays, you must abide by the laws and regulations and do not read unhealthy books, comics, videos, computer software, etc.

3. Do not go to illegally operated game rooms, Internet cafes, dance halls and other places; do not participate in various illegal and criminal activities such as gambling; do not smoke, drink alcohol, and are strictly prohibited from touching drugs.

Things to note during the May Day holiday:

1. Pay attention to epidemic prevention. Be sure to bring enough medical masks and disinfectant supplies when going out, and stay away from gathering places.

2. Pay attention to weather changes. Check weather changes in advance. If you encounter bad weather when you go out to play, be sure to stay away from dangerous places.

3. Get company. When going to the beach or mountain climbing, be sure to go with someone or in a group. Do not go swimming without a lifebuoy or go hiking alone in the mountains to avoid drowning or getting lost.

4. Pay attention to traffic. When driving, check the traffic routes in advance to avoid unnecessary accidents on congested roads.

5. When going out during the holidays, try to go together as much as possible. Inform counselors, roommates, classmates, and parents of your personal whereabouts and contact information, and be sure to keep communication open.