What do those who buy a house with a sea view do when they encounter a typhoon?

The prerequisite for typhoon prevention is to be aware of the typhoon warning in advance and to be prepared for the typhoon before it arrives. The best way to deal with this is to run away and find a place to hide. Take refuge in a hut or cave in the wilderness, and if this is not available, choose a place where there is no danger of landslides or floods, such as high ground, under rocks or in the forest.

The wind and rain brought by typhoons often last for one night, and people are quite vulnerable to typhoons. It is advisable to stay in the surrounding population areas for help if you have to do so. Typhoons often cause muddy roads, landslides, broken trees, flooding and other catastrophic consequences that cannot be resisted by individuals.

If you are driving on the road when a typhoon strikes, you should slow down immediately. If the visibility is less than 100 meters, the speed should be reduced to no more than 40 kilometers per hour, and a certain distance should be kept from the vehicle in front, and the low beams, marker lights, front and rear position lights and hazard warning flashers should be turned on immediately; When the visibility is less than 50 meters, it is best to find a suitable and safe place to avoid it immediately and do not force driving. After a typhoon, be careful to avoid low-lying waterlogged areas, slow down and avoid obstacles.

When parking, observe the surrounding environment and avoid parking your vehicle against open-air billboards or close to balconies and trees, so as not to smash your car by falling objects from high altitudes.

Turn off the TV and computer immediately, and be careful not to use the outdoor antenna of the TV, because once the lightning hits the antenna of the TV, the lightning will enter the room along the cable, threatening the safety of electrical appliances and people. Turn off all kinds of household appliances as much as possible, and unplug all power plugs to prevent lightning from invading from the power cord, causing fire or electric shock**.

When receiving the signal of a typhoon, we should choose to stay indoors, close the doors and windows in advance, and move all the hanging objects on the balcony and the plants and other heavy objects placed on the edge of the balcony indoors, so as to avoid these things being swept into the street and hurting others or smashing into parked cars when the typhoon hits.

Check whether the gas and electrical circuits in your home are safe, unplug unnecessary power plugs as much as possible, and cut off dangerous outdoor power supplies. People staying indoors should stay away from windows and other areas with glass as much as possible to avoid being injured by splashed glass when the typhoon damages the windows.

Try to avoid low-lying waterlogged areas, especially when you see a nearby power pole blowing down or the power line being blown off by the wind, so as to avoid the risk of electric shock. In typhoon weather, do not approach iron towers, transformers, metal sheds and other places that are prone to lightning, and do not take shelter under big trees to prevent electric shock accidents.

Close doors and windows. When thunder, do not open the window and do not stick your head or hands out of the window. For buildings with reinforced concrete frame structures, closing doors and windows can generally prevent the intrusion of side lightning and ball mines.

If you are walking on the road when a typhoon hits, find a suitable place to take shelter as soon as possible. Walk slowly to the side by grasping corners, fences, posts, or other sturdy fixtures as much as possible, preferably bending down to lower your personal center of gravity.

Do not touch or approach metal water pipes and water pipes connected to the roof, and do not stand under electric lights. Try not to use **, mobile phone, in case lightning waves along the communication signal line intrusion, causing danger.

When walking, be careful to avoid dangerous buildings and high-altitude structures, and be careful of falling objects from high altitudes hitting you. Outdoor billboards, construction shelves, dangerous buildings, outdoor units of air conditioners, debris on the edge of patios, and tall trees are all targets that we should avoid and be careful of getting hurt.