Tips on forest protection and fire prevention publicity

1. Little knowledge on forest protection and fire prevention

Forest is the cradle of human beings and the cornerstone of human survival. Protecting forests means protecting humans themselves. Protecting forests makes the mountains greener, the hometown richer, and the country richer and stronger.

2. Protecting forests and preventing fires is everyone’s responsibility. Remember: protecting forests and preventing fires starts from me and starts now.

3. Pay attention to forest fire prevention, and strict control of fire sources is the key.

4. Use fire in accordance with the law, and violators will be prosecuted. During the fire prevention period, it is prohibited to use fire outdoors. Parents should supervise their children not to play with fire outdoors.

5. Fire prevention means guarding against people. Everyone is on fire prevention, the trees are safe, fire prevention is at all times, the country is peaceful and the people are safe. Only by controlling people can we control the source of fire and prevent the occurrence of man-made fires.

6. Forest protection and fire prevention have no special season, and the fire prevention period is all year round.

7. "Ten Don'ts" for forest protection and fire prevention

1. It is not allowed to set wildfires to burn mountains, drive animals or bees;

2. It is not allowed to Burning mountains for warmth, baking food and cooking in the forest area;

3. Smoking and littering cigarette butts are not allowed in the forest area;

4. Burning incense and paper is not allowed in the forest area , set off firecrackers;

5. It is not allowed to smoke rat holes, snake holes, and animal holes in forest areas;

6. It is not allowed to burn ridges and field ridges on the mountainside;

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7. It is not allowed to play with fire in the mountains.

8. It is not allowed to set off wildfires to reclaim wasteland, burn pastures and firewood yards; 9. It is not allowed to use torches at night. Light up the mountain road;

10. It is not allowed to burn charcoal or burn ash to accumulate fertilizer in the forest near the mountain.

8. Fire and water are merciless, and human life is at stake. When fighting fires, we must pay attention to science, act according to our ability, seize the opportunity, and overcome blindness.

9. The basic principle of fighting forest fires is “fight early, fight small, and fight early”. Early attack is the prerequisite for fire extinguishing, early attack is the key to fire extinguishing, and early attack is the core of fire extinguishing.

10. The policy of forest firefighting is: "Prevention first, active elimination." Based on group prevention and group treatment, self-prevention and self-governance.

11. my country's Criminal Law: Article 115 stipulates that if a fire is caused by the perpetrator's negligence, causing serious injury or death to others, or causing heavy losses to the public and other people's property, he shall be held criminally responsible.

12. Planting trees will bring blessings to future generations, while burning mountains and destroying forests will be sinners through the ages. For the safety of the forest and your happiness, please consciously abide by the fire prevention regulations.

2. Little knowledge about forest fire prevention

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Chapter 1 Basic knowledge of forest fire prevention 1. What is a forest Fireproof? Forest fire prevention is to prevent the occurrence and spread of forest fires, that is, to prevent and remedy forest fires. 2. What is a forest fire? Forest fires are natural disasters that are sudden, destructive, and difficult to handle and rescue. Any forest fire that loses human control, spreads and expands freely in forest land, burns forest resources, causes economic losses, damages the ecological environment, or causes casualties is called forest fire. 3. What are the categories of forest fires? According to the "Forest Fire Prevention Regulations" of the State Council, forest fires are divided into four categories: forest fire: the affected forest area is less than one hectare or other forest fires; general forest fire: the affected forest area is more than one hectare but less than 100 hectares; major forest fire: The affected forest area is more than 1,000 hectares; extremely large forest fire: the affected forest area is more than 1,000 hectares. Generally, wildfires occur in barren mountains, wasteland, and barren shoals without causing any loss of forest trees. They are called forest fires. 4. How to prevent forest fires? To prevent the occurrence of forest fires, we must understand the rules of forest fire occurrences, adopt administrative, legal, economic and engineering methods, and use scientific and technological means to minimize the number of fires. Considering the source of the fire, prohibiting the introduction of fire into forest areas will prevent forest fires. 5. How to fight forest fires? On the basis of understanding the burning patterns of forest fires, establish a strict command system, organize effective fire-fighting teams, and use effective fire-fighting equipment, fire-fighting methods and techniques to prevent the spread of forest fires and minimize economic losses. 6. What are the three elements of forest burning? A combination of combustibles, oxygen and a heat source (fire source). 7. What is the principle of fighting forest fires? That is, destroying the conditions for forest burning. As long as any one of the three elements is eliminated, the burning will stop.

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3. Forest fire prevention knowledge

Forest fire prevention knowledge 1. The dangers of forest fires Forest fires are the most dangerous enemies of forests and the most terrifying disasters in forestry. Bringing the most harmful and devastating consequences to the forest.

Forest fires not only burn large areas of forest and harm the animals in the forest, but also reduce the forest's renewal capacity, cause soil infertility, destroy the forest's role in water conservation, and even cause the ecological environment to lose balance. Although science in today's world is advancing at a rapid pace, humans have still not made great progress in controlling forest fires.

2. Types and Classifications of Forest Fires According to the burning location of forest fires, the speed of spread, and the location and extent of damage, forest fires can be roughly divided into three categories: 1. Surface fire 2. Crown fire 3. Underground fires are based on the size of the affected forest area. Forest fires are divided into the following four categories: 1. Forest fire: the affected forest area is less than 1 hectare or other forest fires (including wild fires); 2. General forest fire: the affected forest area is 1 hectare. More than 100 hectares, less than 100 hectares; 3. Major forest fires: The affected forest area is more than 100 hectares but less than 1000 hectares; 4. Extremely large forest fires: The affected forest area is more than 1000 hectares; 3. Causes of forest fires The main causes of forest fires There are two major categories: man-made fire and natural fire (1) Man-made fire includes the following types: 1. Productive fire sources: fire used in agriculture, forestry and animal husbandry production, fire used in forestry and sideline industry production, fire used in industrial, mining and transportation production, etc.; 2. Non-productive fire sources: such as smoking in the wild, cooking, burning paper, heating, etc.; 3. Deliberate arson. Among the fires caused by man-made fire sources, forest fires caused by reclamation, burning, smoking, etc. are the most common. Among the forest fires in our city, fires caused by smoking, burning wasteland, and visiting graves and burning paper account for an absolute number.

(2) Natural fire: including lightning fire, spontaneous combustion, etc. Forest fires caused by natural fires account for about 1% of the total number of forest fires in my country.

4. Three factors affecting fire: temperature, humidity and unit flammable load. 5. Fighting forest fires (1) How to strengthen safety measures when fighting fires and strengthen fire-fighting organizations.

First, send comrades with fire fighting experience to serve as frontline commanders. Second, the temporarily organized fire fighting personnel must designate section and team leaders.

The third is to clarify fire fighting disciplines and safety matters. The fourth is to check whether the fire-fighting supplies meet the requirements. The fire-fighting clothing is very loose and flame-retardant.

The fifth is to strengthen fire reconnaissance and organize fire scene communications, rescue and logistical support. Sixth, enter the fire from the tail and fight along the two wings of the fire.

Seventh, do not start fires directly into the wind, do not start fires on mountain fires, do not start fires on cliffs, steep slopes and broken terrain, do not put out fires directly in windy weather or strong fire conditions, and do not put out fires directly on combustible materials. Fight fire in dense areas. Eighth, use fire extinguishing equipment correctly.

(2) What are the self-rescue methods for escape? Retreat to the safe zone. When fighting a fire, the fire-fighting team (group) should observe changes in the fire scene. In the event of flying fires and cyclones, organize fire-fighting personnel to enter areas with burnt areas, little vegetation, and low flames.

The second is to ignite a fire according to regulations to save yourself. It is necessary to unite the command, choose a relatively flat place, and lie down according to the regulations to avoid danger.

When danger occurs, you should choose a nearby place with little vegetation and lie down with your feet facing the direction of the fire. Scrape away the floating soil until you see wet soil. Put your face into the small pit and wrap it with clothes. head, hands in front of body. The fourth is to break out into the wind according to regulations.

When the wind direction changes suddenly and the fire turns around, the commander must decisively issue a breakout order, and the team members themselves must make a prompt decision, choose a place with smaller grass and less grass, wrap their heads with clothes, hold their breath, and face the wind Violent conflict. A person should be able to break through within 7.5 seconds.

Never race against fire, only run against it.

4. Comprehensive knowledge of forest fire prevention

When forest combustibles and fire sources are available, whether forest fires can occur mainly depends on fire weather. Generally speaking, fire weather also It is the climatic conditions that are conducive to the occurrence of forest fires, such as high temperature, low precipitation, low relative humidity, strong winds, long-term drought, etc.

Forest fires are very harmful and difficult to extinguish, so it is particularly important to extinguish the fire in its budding state immediately.

Because forest fires often occur in deep mountains and old forests, they are difficult to detect. Therefore, detecting fires is of great significance for putting out fires early.

There are two main categories of causes of forest fires: man-made fires and natural fires.

Man-made fires: Among the fires caused by man-made fire sources, forest fires caused by reclamation, burning, smoking, etc. are the most common. Among the forest fires in our country, fires caused by cooking smoke, burning wasteland and burning paper at graves account for an absolute number.

1. Productive fire sources: fire used in agriculture, forestry and animal husbandry, fire used in forestry and sideline industries, fire used in industrial, mining and transportation production, etc.;

2. Non-productive fire Source: such as outdoor smoke, cooking, burning paper, heating, etc.;

3. Intentional arson: burning hay, setting off firecrackers, etc.;

Natural fire: including lightning fire, spontaneous combustion, etc. . Forest fires caused by natural fires account for about 1% of the total number of forest fires in my country.

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The importance of forest fire prevention

Human survival and development cannot be separated from the oxygen and forest products provided by forests. Although our country has a vast territory and rich resources, overall, its total forest resources are still insufficient, and its forest coverage rate is only 60% of the world average, ranking 130th in the world.

The per capita forest area is only 0.13 hectares, less than 1/4 of the world average, ranking 134th in the world; the per capita forest volume is only 9.4 cubic meters, less than 1/6 of the world average, ranking 134th in the world. No. 122.

Due to the insufficient total amount and low quality of forest resources, my country's land desertification, soil erosion, drought and water shortage, floods and other problems are very prominent, and the national ecological security is facing serious threats. Among the threats affecting forest resources, forest fires are one of the most important threats, which can turn forests into ashes in an instant.

According to survey statistics, more than 95% of forest fires are caused by human factors. To keep forests away from fires and people away from danger, the key is to make people know how to use fire scientifically, put out fires scientifically, and avoid fires scientifically.

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5. Forest Fire Prevention Information

1. Dangers of forest fires 2. Types and classifications of forest fires 3. Causes of forest fires Causes of fires 4. Discovery of forest fires - discovery is more meaningful than extinguishing 5. Fighting forest fires 6. What are the dangers and consequences of forest fires Edit this paragraph 1. Dangers of forest fires Forest fires are the most dangerous enemy of the forest and the forestry industry. The most terrible disaster, it will bring the most harmful and devastating consequences to the forest.

Forest fires not only burn vast areas of forest and harm the animals in the forest, but also reduce the forest's renewal capacity, cause soil infertility, destroy the forest's role in water conservation, and even cause the ecological environment to lose balance. Although science in today's world is advancing at a rapid pace, humans have still not made long-term progress in controlling forest fires.

Edit this paragraph 2. Types and classifications of forest fires. According to the burning location, spread speed, damage location and degree of forest fires, forest fires can be roughly divided into three categories: 1. Surface fire 2. Crown fire Three underground fires. Based on the size of the affected forest area, forest fires are divided into the following four categories: 1. Forest fire: the affected forest area is less than 1 hectare or other forest fires (including wild fires); 2. General forest fire: the affected forest area is more than 1 hectare, Less than 100 hectares; 3. Major forest fire: The affected forest area is more than 100 hectares but less than 1,000 hectares; 4. Extremely large forest fire: The affected forest area is more than 1,000 hectares; Edit this paragraph 3. Causes of forest fires Causes of forest fires There are two main categories: man-made fire and natural fire: (1) Man-made fire includes the following types: 1. Productive fire sources: fire for agriculture, forestry and animal husbandry production, fire for forest sideline production, and fire for industrial, mining and transportation production etc.; 2. Non-productive fire sources: such as outdoor smoke, cooking, burning paper, heating, etc.; 3. Intentional arson. Among the fires caused by man-made fire sources, forest fires caused by reclamation, burning, smoking, etc. are the most common.

Among the forest fires in our city, fires caused by cooking smoke, burning wasteland and burning paper at graves account for an absolute number. (2) Natural fire: including lightning fire, spontaneous combustion, etc.

Forest fires caused by natural fires account for about 1% of the total number of forest fires in my country. The three factors that affect fire are temperature, humidity and unit flammable load.

Edit this paragraph 4. Discovery of forest fires - discovery is more meaningful than extinguishing Forest fires are harmful and difficult to extinguish, so it is particularly important to extinguish the fire in its budding state immediately. Because forest fires often occur in deep mountains and old forests, they are difficult to detect. Therefore, detecting fires is of great significance for putting out fires early.

1. Build watchtowers. There are currently many technologically backward methods in China. Lookout monitoring is to observe the occurrence of forest fires through lookouts, determine the location of the fire, and report the fire situation. Its advantages are larger coverage and better effects.

Existing shortcomings: Lookouts cannot be set up in remote forest areas with no living conditions; its observation effect is limited by terrain, small coverage, blind spots and blank spaces, cannot be observed, and is sensitive to heavy smoke Large-area fires, residual fires and underground fires cannot be observed; thunder and lightning weather cannot be observed on the tower; lookout is a method of observation that relies on the experience of the lookout, with low accuracy and large errors. In addition, the personal safety of lookouts is threatened by lightning, wild animals, forest encephalitis, etc.

2. Establish a video surveillance system, which is currently the mainstream surveillance method in China. This is a simple extension of traditional urban surveillance. The collected video images are summarized through microwaves, and centralized monitoring is completed manually. Manual surveillance can easily cause eye fatigue, and the fire in the video is not easy to detect, resulting in missed reports. The video lines of the monitoring center are relatively small. There are many, and manual monitoring cannot monitor them one by one, which can easily lead to missed reports.

Therefore, the biggest disadvantage of traditional video surveillance is that the false negative rate is very high. Traditional video surveillance is a non-digital system, and many smart applications cannot be implemented.

3. Establish an intelligent early warning system. This is the development direction of forest fire prevention, to realize the intelligence and informatization of forest fire prevention. Utilize high-tech technologies such as seamless integration of intelligent image recognition technology, object-oriented 3D GIS technology, and large-scale network monitoring technology, utilize multiple patented technologies, and combine professional knowledge of forestry management and forestry fire prevention experience to establish forestry fire prevention intelligent monitoring, early warning and emergency response Command system, thereby realizing automatic monitoring of forest area videos, accurate identification of fireworks, precise location of fire points, fire spread trend deduction, auxiliary decision-making for firefighting command, post-disaster assessment and other functions, establishing a complete business chain for forest fire prevention, and targeting Comprehensive solution to the various personalized needs of users.

For example, the "Forest Guard 365" series of products mainly consists of front-end intelligent monitoring products and back-end application systems. Front-end intelligent monitoring products include heavy-duty digital pan-tilts, base station intelligent control boxes, embedded fireworks identification intelligent processors, etc.; back-end application systems include Haipu Internet monitoring and management platform, forest fire prevention auxiliary decision-making and emergency command systems based on the ArcGIS platform.

Edit this paragraph 5. Fighting forest fires (1) How to strengthen safety measures when fighting fires and strengthen fire-fighting organizations. One is to send comrades with fire fighting experience to serve as frontline commanders.

The second is the temporary organization of fire-fighting personnel, who must designate section and team leaders. The third is to clarify fire fighting disciplines and safety matters.

The fourth is to check whether the fire-fighting supplies meet the requirements and whether the fire-fighting clothing is loose and flame-retardant. The fifth is to strengthen fire reconnaissance and organize fire scene communications, rescue and logistical support.

The sixth step is to enter the fire from the tail and fight along the two wings of the fire. Seventh, do not start fires directly into the wind, do not start fires on mountain fires, do not start fires on cliffs, steep slopes and broken terrain, do not put out fires directly in windy weather or strong fire conditions, and do not put out fires in places with dense combustibles.

Eighth, use fire extinguishing equipment correctly. (2) Escape and self-rescue methods: Retreat to the safe zone.

When fighting a fire, the fire-fighting team (group) should observe changes in the fire scene. In the event of flying fires and cyclones, organize fire-fighting personnel to enter areas with burned areas, little vegetation, and low flames. The second is to ignite the fire according to the regulations and save yourself.

To conduct unified command, choose a relatively flat place while lying prone according to regulations to avoid danger. When danger occurs, you should choose a nearby place with little vegetation and lie down with your feet facing the direction of the fire. Scrape away the floating soil until you see wet soil. Put your face into the small pit, wrap your head with clothes, and put your hands in front of your body. .

The fourth is to break through in accordance with the regulations. When the wind direction changes suddenly and the fire turns around, the commander must decisively issue a breakout order, and the team members themselves must make a prompt decision, choose a place with smaller grass and less grass, wrap their heads with clothes, hold their breath, and fight fiercely against the wind.

6. Contents of forest fire prevention

Contents of forest fire prevention: 1. Strengthen publicity and education.

2. Strengthen wild fire source management. 3. Speed ??up the construction of fire prevention projects.

4. Strengthen the construction of forest fire prevention teams. 5. Strengthen command and dispatch.

6. Strengthen supervision and inspection. 7. Forest fire aftermath treatment.

Forest fire is the most dangerous enemy of the forest and the most terrifying disaster in forestry. It will bring the most harmful and devastating consequences to the forest. Forest fires not only burn vast areas of forest and harm the animals in the forest, but also reduce the reproductive capacity of the forest, cause soil infertility, destroy water conservation in the forest, and even cause the ecological environment to lose balance.

Although science in today's world is advancing rapidly, humans have still not made long-term progress in controlling forest fires. Extended information Types of forest fire prevention: 1. Forest fire: The affected forest area is less than 1 hectare or other forest fires (including wild fires); 2. General forest fire: The affected forest area is more than 1 hectare and less than 100 hectares; 3. Major Forest fire: The affected forest area is more than 100 hectares but less than 1,000 hectares; 4. Extraordinary forest fire: The affected forest area is more than 1,000 hectares.

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7. Common sense about forest fire prevention

Common sense about forest fire prevention

1. The dangers of forest fire

Forest fire is the most dangerous thing in the forest. The enemy is also the most terrifying disaster in forestry, which will bring the most harmful and devastating consequences to the forest. Forest fires not only burn down vast areas of forest and harm the animals in the forest, but also reduce the forest's renewal capacity, cause soil infertility, destroy the forest's role in water conservation, and even cause the ecological environment to lose balance. Although science in today's world is advancing at a rapid pace, humans have still not made great progress in controlling forest fires.

2. Types and classifications of forest fires

According to the burning location of forest fires, the speed of spread, and the location and extent of damage, forest fires can be roughly divided into three major categories: 1. Surface Fire 2. Crown fire 3. Underground fire

Based on the size of the affected forest area, forest fires are divided into the following four categories:

1. Forest fire: The affected forest area is less than 1 hectare. or other forest fires (including wild fires);

2. General forest fire: the affected forest area is more than 1 hectare and less than 100 hectares;

3. Major forest fire: the affected forest area The area is more than 100 hectares but less than 1,000 hectares;

4. Extremely large forest fire: the affected forest area is more than 1,000 hectares;

3. Causes of forest fires

There are two main categories of causes of forest fires: man-made fires and natural fires

(1) Man-made fires include the following types:

1. Productive fire sources: agriculture and forestry , fire for animal husbandry production, fire for forest sideline production, fire for industrial, mining and transportation production, etc.;

2. Non-productive fire sources: such as smoking in the wild, cooking, burning paper, heating, etc.;

3. Intentional arson

Among the fires caused by man-made fire sources, forest fires caused by reclamation, burning, smoking, etc. are the most common. Among the forest fires in our city, fires caused by smoking, burning wasteland, and visiting graves and burning paper account for an absolute number.

(2) Natural fire: including lightning fire, spontaneous combustion, etc. Forest fires caused by natural fires account for about 1% of the total number of forest fires in my country.

4. Three factors affecting fire

Temperature, humidity and unit flammable load.

5. Fighting forest fires

(1) How to strengthen safety measures when fighting fires

Strengthen fire-fighting organizations. One is to send comrades with fire fighting experience to serve as frontline commanders. Second, the temporarily organized fire fighting personnel must designate section and team leaders. The third is to clarify fire fighting disciplines and safety matters. The fourth is to check whether the fire-fighting supplies meet the requirements. The fire-fighting clothing is very loose and flame-retardant. The fifth is to strengthen fire reconnaissance and organize fire scene communications, rescue and logistical support. Sixth, enter the fire from the tail and fight along the fire lines of the two wings of the fire.

Seventh, do not start fires directly into the wind, do not start fires on mountain fires, do not start fires on cliffs, steep slopes and broken terrain, do not put out fires directly in windy weather or strong fire conditions, and do not put out fires in places with dense combustibles. Eighth, use fire extinguishing equipment correctly.

(2) What are the self-rescue methods for escape?

Retreat to the safe zone. When fighting a fire, the fire-fighting team (group) should observe changes in the fire scene. In the event of flying fires and cyclones, organize fire-fighting personnel to enter areas with burnt areas, little vegetation, and low flames. The second is to ignite the fire according to the regulations and save yourself. It is necessary to unite the command, choose a relatively flat place, and lie down according to the regulations to avoid danger. When danger occurs, you should choose a nearby place with little vegetation and lie down with your feet facing the direction of the fire. Scrape away the floating soil until you see wet soil. Put your face into the small pit, wrap your head with clothes, and put your hands in front of your body. . The fourth is to break out into the wind according to regulations. When the wind direction changes suddenly and the fire turns around, the commander must decisively issue a breakout order, and the team members themselves must make a prompt decision, choose a place with smaller grass and less grass, wrap their heads with clothes, hold their breath, and fight fiercely against the wind. A person should be able to break through within 7.5 seconds. You must never race against fire, you can only rush against it.

8. Forest fire prevention knowledge for primary school students

1. Basic requirements: Primary school students are not allowed to play with fire. First, you are not allowed to bring fire such as matches or lighters; second, you are not allowed to light fires at will, and it is prohibited to use fire near flammable and explosive items; third, you are not allowed to set off firecrackers in public places, and you are not allowed to throw lit firecrackers around. At a fire scene, primary school students and other minors must adhere to the principle of escaping first.

2. Fire handling methods

If there is a fire in your home, don’t panic. You should take appropriate measures in time according to the fire situation: If the oil pan catches fire while cooking, quickly cover the pot tightly. , the oil fire in the pot will be extinguished due to lack of oxygen, and cannot be extinguished with water.

When a fire breaks out in a room, doors and windows cannot be opened easily to avoid air convection and cause a large area fire.

When paper, wood or cloth catches fire, water can be used to put out the fire. When electrical appliances, gasoline, alcohol, or cooking oil catch fire, use soil, sand, mud, dry powder fire extinguishers, etc. to extinguish the fire.

If the fire is large, you must call the fire alarm immediately. When trapped by fire, different methods should be adopted to escape from danger depending on the situation. If you bend down, cover your nose with a wet cloth.

3. How to call the police in case of fire?

If a fire is discovered, the most important thing is to call the police so that we can put out the fire in time, control the fire, and reduce the losses caused by the fire. The fire alarm number is 119. This number should be kept in mind because the telephone number for reporting fire alarms to the public security and fire departments is the same in any region of the country. According to this number, November 9th every year is determined as Fire Safety Day. Do not call the fire alarm at will. Falsifying a fire alarm is an illegal act that disrupts public order. If there is no phone, you should shout loudly or use other methods to attract the attention of neighbors and pedestrians to help put out the fire or call the police.

4. How to escape correctly when encountering a fire?

When encountering a fire, you should take correct and effective methods to save yourself and escape to reduce personal casualties and losses:

1) Once you are threatened by a fire, do not panic, but calmly determine yourself Where you are, judge the intensity of the fire based on the surrounding smoke, fire, temperature, etc., and do not act blindly.

2) If you are in a bungalow, if the fire around the door is not large, you should quickly leave the fire scene. Otherwise, you must choose another exit to escape (such as jumping out of the window), or take protective measures (such as soaking your clothes with water, wrapping your head and upper body with warm and moist quilts, etc.) before leaving the fire scene.

3) If you are in a building, do not blindly open doors and windows when you find a fire, otherwise it may cause fire to enter the house.

4) If you are in a building, do not run around blindly, let alone jump to escape, as this may cause undue casualties. You can hide in the living room or on the balcony. Close doors and windows, block fire paths, and wait for rescue. If possible, you can continuously water the doors and windows to cool down to delay the spread of the fire.

5) In a building on fire, you cannot use the elevator to escape. You should take the stairs through the fire escape. Because after a fire, the elevator shaft often becomes a passage for fireworks. And the elevator can break down at any time.

6) If the fire is too fierce and you must escape from the building, you can jump from the second floor, but you must choose a non-hard ground. At the same time, you should first throw down bedding from upstairs to increase the buffer on the ground. , and then slide down the window, trying to reduce the height of the drop as much as possible so that your feet land first.

7) If you are confident, you can tie one end of the rope (it can also be connected by tearing sheets, etc.) to the window frame, and then slide down the rope to the ground.

8) During escape. Take protective measures as much as possible, such as covering your mouth and nose with a wet towel and wrapping your body in wet clothes