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The May Day holiday has come to an end
Presumably the friends have already packed their bags
It's time to return
The following is the knowledge of fire protection
You have to keep it in mind
Self-driving
Plan ahead. Pay attention to the weather forecast in time for the return trip, arrange the return time and route in advance, try to avoid the return rush, ensure adequate rest, minimize night driving, and do not drive fatigue.
Do a good job of vehicle inspection and maintenance. It is essential to inspect and maintain the vehicle before a long-distance trip to avoid vehicle breakdowns during driving and avoid "sick" on the road.
Drive safely. Don't drive tired, and stay energetic on long drives. When traveling by car, please concentrate and do not speed, make phone calls, or smoke cigarettes.
Equipped with a vehicle-mounted fire extinguisher. The car should be equipped with an on-board fire extinguisher to facilitate the handling of emergencies such as spontaneous combustion. If the vehicle fire is out of control, do not blindly extinguish the fire, call 119 in time, and evacuate to a safe area immediately to prevent secondary injuries caused by the explosion of the vehicle.
Airplanes
Comply with boarding regulations. Passengers are responsible for complying with the rules on non-smoking and non-carry-on items.
Memorize the location of emergency exits. Passengers should memorize the pre-take-off safety instructions after boarding, and the location of the escape doors varies depending on the aircraft type, and remember the location of the nearest emergency exit.
Follow the instructions of the flight attendants. In the event of an emergency, do not panic, stay calm and follow the arrangements of the flight attendants.
Trains
Do not bring flammable or explosive materials on board. Do not bring flammable and explosive materials such as gasoline, alcohol, and paint on the bus to prevent accidents.
It is necessary to raise awareness of fire protection. Don't think that fire safety is "none of your business". If you find that there is a potential safety hazard in the carriage, you should actively report and explain to the train staff.
Pay attention to the escape exits. After getting on the train, you should be familiar with the location of the train's fire-fighting facilities and escape exits, and know your location, so that you can "have a door for help" when an accident occurs.
In the event of a fire, keep your mind clear. If the carriage is on fire, do not panic, actively cooperate with the train staff to deal with the fire, and evacuate in an orderly manner under the guidance of the crew.
Passenger cars
Ride in a regular vehicle. When taking a bus, pay attention to the regular passenger station, do not take the illegal passenger bus that solicits passengers and has no operating qualifications, do not take the overcrowded and illegal cargo operation bus, and be sure to fasten the seat belt when taking the bus.
In the event of an accident, escape quickly. Don't be greedy for possessions and try to escape through the car door. If the door does not open in time, you can open the lid of the emergency valve above the door and turn the emergency valve.
Master how to use a safety hammer. In case of emergency, passengers can use a "safety hammer" to break the side window glass to escape. If you can't find the hammer, slam it around the glass with a weight, belt, or heel.
Open the sunroof in time. Rotate the red wrench on the roof sunroof to open the sunroof for a quick escape. At the same time, most of the passenger cars are equipped with escape doors and escape windows at the rear of the car, and passengers sitting at the back of the car can open these two passages to escape nearby.
When entering crowded places such as train stations
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Pay attention to the location of the safety exit, evacuation passage, and safety door, and remember the evacuation direction indicated by the arrow.
Do not throw unextinguished cigarette butts and other items with fire on the trash can, green belt or aisle as a source of danger.
In case of fire, call the police as soon as possible.
In the event of an accident, evacuate according to the guidance of the staff and do not crowd each other to avoid crushing and stampede accidents.
If you must escape through thick smoke, try to protect your head and body with soaked clothing, cover your mouth and nose, and bend down to move forward.
If you catch fire, roll on the spot or cover yourself with heavy clothing to extinguish the flames.
Finally, a reminder to everyone
Please keep fire safety in mind on the way back
Comply with the safety regulations for passengers boarding and boarding