In the sweet bedrooms, we share laughter and dreams, but security remains the cornerstone of a happy life. Accommodation is our common place of life and learning, and its security is directly related to our vital interests and safety of life. Let us work together to create a safe, harmonious and sweet living environment and to safeguard our second home。
I. Bedroom safety guards
1. Power security: not self-involved electrical wires, not large power violation appliances, such as electric thermal blankets, electric thermal water kettles, etc.; periodic inspection of the ageing and breakdown of electrical plugs to ensure safe use of electricity。
2. Placing of items: keep the dormitory clean and avoid the accumulation of miscellaneous items that hinder the escape route; valuables shall be kept in safe custody and kept in visible positions at will。
3. Safety of doors and windows: it is important to check whether doors and windows are locked before sleeping and during outings, especially in low-floor bedrooms, with particular attention to the safety of the nets and windows。
Ii. Fire safety literacy
1. Understanding escape routes: familiarization with firefighting facilities and emergency evacuation routes in bedroom buildings to ensure rapid evacuation in emergency situations。
2. Sources of fire management: no open fire, such as candles, mosquitoes, etc., in the bedrooms; no flammable, explosive articles such as alcohol, gasoline, etc。
3. Initial fire response: learn how to use fire extinguishers to understand how to respond to initial fires, but immediately evacuate and report to the police when the fire becomes uncontrollable。
Iii. The policy against theft
1. Be vigilant: lock doors and windows when going out and not stay with strangers; leave the dormitories, even for short periods, with valuables。
2. Custody of valuables: preferably locking or placing valuables, such as computers, mobile phones, in places that are not easily detectable; bank balances, bank cards and identity cards are separated。
3. Coercion awareness: no clothes containing personal information in public areas shall be dries; no room keys shall be disclosed at will to others。
Bedrooms are an important place for our learning life, and their safety is directly related to the personal interests of each of our fellow students. By acquiring and putting into practice knowledge of room safety, fire safety and theft prevention, we can effectively reduce security risks and create a safer and more harmonious living environment. Let's join hands and raise a safe umbrella for ourselves and others
