What are the precautions for killing rats with poison bait?

Precautions when killing rats: Where there is a rat hole, rat poison must be placed in the rat hole, so that rats can eat rat poison as soon as possible and prevent other poultry or livestock from eating it by mistake. Where there is no rat hole, put the medicine in the place where rats often haunt, and try to put it in a hidden place or corner so as not to let children get it, and close the poultry and livestock. It is forbidden to disperse or spread at will. It is best to keep rodenticide for at least two to seven days. Withdraw bait after one week, pay attention to pick up dead rats when killing rats, and record the number in the disinfection service record (dead rats are concentrated and buried deeply). Rodenticide must be put on the premise of ensuring safety, and obvious signs should be hung. After disinfection, instruments and medicines should be cleaned and kept in a unified way. When preparing bait, the rat poison should be sprinkled on the bait in proportion and mixed evenly. Workers must wear masks and gloves, and it is forbidden to operate with bare hands. Don't use moldy grains when preparing bait, so as not to affect palatability. Bait should be put in time, carefully kept and not lost to avoid accidents. After work, attention should be paid to cleaning with lye and putting it back in place. Workers should wash their hands and face immediately after taking off their work clothes. Smoking, eating and talking less are prohibited in the workplace to avoid accidental poisoning.