How should we save ourselves in case of rainstorm and flood in flood season?

There is a lot of rain in summer. Once entering the flood season, it means entering a period of frequent heavy precipitation. If the rainfall intensity is large and lasts for a long time, floods may occur at any time. In order to better prevent and avoid risks in flood season, it is very important to form the habit of paying attention to weather forecast every day. In this way, you can keep abreast of the weather changes and make all emergency preparations.

At home, you can always store some safe escape items. For example, residents living in low-lying areas can prepare water retaining boards, sandbags or set up water retaining dams to prevent floods from entering the room during heavy rains. When encountering natural disasters such as storms and floods, remember not to risk wading, avoid exploring sections with unknown water depth, and don't blindly pass.

In case of rainstorm, try not to rush, find buildings with higher ground to shelter from the rain in time, pay close attention to flood warning signs and avoid collecting wells with missing manhole covers. If you drive in a rainstorm, you should slow down, drive slowly and keep a safe distance from the vehicle. If pedestrians are unfortunately washed down by the flood when walking on the road, don't be too flustered, hold your breath, find all the bumps on the surrounding ground in time and help yourself stand up. The same is true when trapped by floods. First of all, we should quickly move to the roof or higher ground to avoid risks.

When looking for a stable area to avoid danger, remember not to be careless, and never avoid danger on the bridge or the bridge on the river, because when the river floods, the bridge on the river may be washed away, posing a serious threat to life safety. If the temporary shelter is also very unsafe, you can use all the floating materials around and move them to a nearby high place or a safe place to seek the help of rescuers in time.