With the onset of the summer, high temperatures and dry weather have dramatically increased the risk of fire, and industrial roads have been “preventable” in order to ensure the safety of the lives and property of residents of the district。
At the event, the staff became “security communicators”, reaching out to the community streets, distributing text-based fire-awareness leaflets to the population, and explaining the main points of summer fire prevention in accessible languages. At the same time, the online advantages of the community of followers of twitter have been used to promote the use of fire-proof stickers and video footage of fire cases, as well as to expand the coverage through “finger classes”. In response to peaks in the use of fire during the summer, the population is reminded to regulate the use of high-power appliances such as air conditioners and fans, to regularly check the sealing of gas pipelines, to ban outdoor fires, smoking and throwing smokes, to regularly inspect electrical circuits in the home, to clean up in a timely manner flammable miscellaneous items and to educate minors at home not to play with fire, etc. Leads us from ourselves to being fire-safe practitioners。
In the course of its activities, the synchronous propulsion line is being searched, and staff conduct “fire safety inspections” of shops in the district, focusing on safety hazards such as the safety of the shops, the equipping of fire extinguishers and the stacking of flammable items, ensuring the safety of fire, informing the shop operators of the security strings at all times, keeping safe production at the top of the list and firmly preventing all kinds of safety accidents。
The campaign produced more than 500 copies of information materials, covering more than 1,000 people and businesses, and effectively improved fire safety and fire control capabilities. In the next step, the industrial road streets will continue to carry out a variety of intensive fire-fighting campaigns, particularly for the elderly and the disabled, and to provide “one-on-one” information and guidance on fire-fighting to improve fire safety and self-help in order to create peaceful and harmonious neighbourhoods。
