Handwritten newspaper fire protection knowledge content

Contents of handwritten fire protection knowledge:

1. Everyone should prevent disasters and fires, and every family should be safe and happy.

2. To prevent fires and reduce fire hazards, please always pay attention to fire prevention.

3. Protect fire-fighting facilities and maintain fire safety.

4. Cut off the fire and electricity when leaving home, and do not lock children in their rooms.

5. Small cigarette butts are a big danger. Don’t throw them away, stay safe.

6. Wear fireproof equipment to keep you safe throughout your life.

7. Stay away from fire and live a happy life.

8. Don’t underestimate the small cigarette butts, throwing them around will create a fire hazard.

9. Don’t panic in the face of fire, and remember to call the police and escape.

10. Everyone takes precautions against disasters and fires, and every family is safe and happy.

11. Don’t forget fire alarm 119, a true friend in dangerous times.

12. Don’t tamper with fire-fighting facilities, as they are of great use in putting out fires.

13. Fire protection knowledge is introduced into every home, and safety is with you, me and others.

14. Eliminate fire hazards and keep your family safe forever.

15. Firefighters are involved in thousands of homes, and you and I are safe.

16. Cherish your home and eliminate fire hazards.

17. Promote safety every day and prevent fires every day.

Shout for help and call the police immediately. "Alarm early and cause less loss." Once a fire is discovered, it is necessary to actively put out the fire and call the police in time. When dialing the fire alarm number, you must first confirm whether it is the fire brigade after being connected. After receiving a positive answer, you can call the police. State the unit where the fire occurred and its street, road and house number. It is necessary to clarify the unit where the fire started, the items on fire, the size of the fire, and whether anyone is trapped. Please state the name and phone number of the person who called the police.

Life comes first and saving lives comes first. If someone is trapped by a fire on the fire scene, the first priority is to rescue the trapped people from the fire scene. Rescuing people and putting out fires can be carried out at the same time, using fire fighting to ensure the rescue of people.