Precautions for camping in summer safety guide for camping

Recently, the weather began to pick up. Some of my friends go camping in summer, and the security risks are constantly exposed. So, what should we pay attention to when going camping in summer? This is a camping safety guide. Let's have a look!

1. Try to choose a regular foreign area, and don't go to places that are inaccessible and have poor cell phone signal.

2. Wear comfortable and light clothes, shoes, backpacks, etc. Bring enough drinking water and food.

3. Do not drink stagnant water such as wild ponds and low-injection stagnant water, and do not eat wild fruits, wild vegetables and fungi. Avoid food poisoning. Don't barbecue, have a picnic or light a bonfire in the forest area to prevent forest fires.

If you need to spend the night outdoors, please bring basic safety items such as tents, sleeping bags and warm clothes, and don't sleep lying down.

There are many mosquitoes in the wild, so you should carry anti-mosquito and mosquito repellent products with you to avoid allergies and poisoning due to bites.

6. If you find bugs on your body, bounce them off or blow them away with your hands. Don't beat or squeeze them. Wash the skin crawled by insects with soapy water in time. If you are accidentally bitten, you should disinfect the wound in time. If you have symptoms such as fever and paralysis, you should seek medical advice promptly.

7. Stay away from dark and damp places where snakes are prone to haunt, such as grass, crevices, dead wood, bamboo forests and streams. Avoid being bitten by a snake.

8. Try to wear light-colored clothes and don't stay in the flowers for a long time, so as not to attract and stimulate bees and cause stings.