Is it correct to say that blind rescue without taking protective measures is strictly prohibited after an accident?

This slogan is a grammatical error, because the two words "strictly prohibit" and "eliminate" have the same meaning and cannot appear in the same sentence at the same time. You must either strictly prohibit or eliminate it. When the two appear at the same time, it will make people confused about the true meaning of the sentence, whether it is allowed or not, and it is too verbose.