Protecting safety starts from the little things – creating a comprehensive safe living manual
Cool rivers and pools are great places to cool off in the summer, but safety is a big deal when it comes to splashing around. Every time we go into the water, it is a respect and care for life, let us keep in mind the "six prohibitions", and build a solid line of defense for the safety of ourselves and others.
1. Prevent drowning and protect the source of life
Water is the cradle of life, but also a dangerous hidden danger. When we swim near the water, we can find ourselves in dangerous situations if we are not careful. Therefore, drowning prevention is not only a slogan, but also a cherishing and protection of life. We want to do the following:
It is not allowed to swim in the water without permission. Whether it's a river, a lake, or a pool, it must be done with safety and rescue personnel.
Do not swim with others without permission. When swimming in a group, make sure everyone has enough swimming ability and safety awareness.
Do not swim in unfamiliar waters. Unknown waters hide countless dangers, and we need to stay away from those unexplored and unmarked waters.
It is not allowed to swim in waters without safety facilities and rescue personnel. Safety and rescue personnel are our last line of defense in the water, and we choose those places where we can swim.
It is not allowed to blindly go into the water to rescue. When we see someone drowning, we should first stay calm, seek help from professional rescuers, and never blindly go into the water to rescue.
Swimming in inclement weather is not permitted. Adverse weather conditions can increase the risk of swimming, and we should try to avoid water activities in such conditions.
By adhering to these "six don'ts", we can create a safe and enjoyable swimming environment for ourselves and others.
2. Travel safety, every step needs to be cautious
In the fast-paced world, travel has become an indispensable part of our daily lives. However, travel safety also requires our high priority. Here are a few tips for traveling safely:
Plan your trip ahead of time and avoid rush hour. Before traveling, we need to understand the weather, transportation, accommodation, etc. of the destination, and make a reasonable itinerary plan. At the same time, try to avoid rush hour to reduce the risk of congestion and traffic accidents.
Take good care of your belongings to avoid loss or theft. During the trip, we should take care of our belongings and do not leave valuables at will or exposed. At the same time, be wary of strangers around you to avoid being scammed or stolen.
Obey the traffic rules and ensure safe driving. Whether we're walking, biking, or driving, we all need to follow the rules of the road to keep ourselves and others safe. When crossing the street, take the zebra crossing and observe the traffic situation, obey traffic signals, maintain speed, and give way to pedestrians.
Check the safety features in your home to make sure your home is fire safe. Before leaving home, we should check whether the power, gas and other facilities in the home are turned off, and clean up the debris in the balcony, corridor and other areas to ensure the fire safety of the home.
When taking public transport, take care to stand firm. When taking public transportation such as buses and subways, we should pay attention to standing firm and holding on to avoid falling or getting injured. At the same time, follow the order and regulations in the carriage and do not throw garbage or make loud noises.
By following these travel safety tips, we can reduce the risk of traffic accidents and ensure the safety of ourselves and others.
3. Dietary hygiene, health starts from the dining table
Food hygiene is directly related to our physical health and life safety. Here are a few tips for eating hygiene:
Wash your hands before processing food. Before processing food, we want to make sure that our hands are clean and hygienic. Hand washing can effectively remove bacteria and viruses from your hands and reduce the risk of food contamination.
Do not buy or eat spoiled food. When buying food, we should pay attention to check the shelf life and production date of the food, and avoid buying expired or spoiled food. At the same time, in the process of eating, it is necessary to pay attention to the freshness and hygiene of the food, and avoid eating unclean food.
Cook food to be cooked. Proper cooking methods and proper temperature can kill harmful substances such as bacteria and viruses in food. Therefore, when cooking food, we want to make sure that the food is cooked thoroughly and avoid unhealthy eating habits such as reheating leftovers.
Pay attention to the cleaning and disinfection of utensils and kitchenware. Cutlery and kitchenware are one of the items that we often use in our diet, and their cleaning and disinfection are essential to ensure food hygiene. Therefore, we thoroughly clean and disinfect utensils and kitchenware before and after use.
By following these dietary hygiene recommendations, we can protect the health and safety of ourselves and our families.
Fourth, home safety, guard the warm harbor
Home is our warmest harbor, but home safety also requires us to pay great attention to it. Here are a few tips for staying safe at home:
Don't leave your child alone at home. Children are curious and lack the ability to protect themselves, so we can't leave them alone at home. If you have to be away from your child for a while, make sure you have an adult with you or install something like a safety device.
Do a good job of safety precautions in areas such as family balconies and window sills. Balconies, window sills and other areas are one of the key areas of family safety, and we must take corresponding safety precautions such as installing protective fences and setting up safety nets to prevent accidents such as children climbing or falling.
Keep the ground dry to avoid slipping and injury. Slippery ground is one of the hidden dangers of home safety, we must pay attention to keep the ground dry and clean to avoid accidents such as slipping and injury.