What do you know about fire safety? 40

20 common sense that should be known about fire safety 1 Parents and teachers should educate children to develop a good habit of not playing with fire. Minors must not be organized by any unit to fight fires. 2 Do not litter cigarette butts and tinder.

3. Flammable and combustible materials should not be used for interior decoration.

4. Fire hydrants are related to public safety, and should not be damaged, enclosed or buried.

5. Take care of fire-fighting equipment and master the use of commonly used fire-fighting equipment.

6. Do not bring flammable and explosive materials into public places or take public transportation.

7. When entering a public place, pay attention to the fire signs and remember the evacuation direction.

8 Keep evacuation routes clear under all circumstances.

9 Any person who discovers an act that endangers public fire safety may report it to the public security fire department or the public security officer on duty.

10 Be especially careful with domestic fire, and do not place combustible or flammable materials near the fire source.

L1 If you find a gas leak, close the valve quickly, open the doors and windows, and do not touch the electrical switch and use the open flame.

12. Electrical wiring should be repaired and replaced in time if it is worn out and aged.

13 When the circuit fuse (piece) is blown out, do not replace it with copper wire and iron wire.

14 Do not overload electricity.

15 Alarm when a fire is found** L19, the fire brigade does not charge for firefighting.

16. Those who know the situation of the fire scene should promptly inform the firefighters of the situation of the people surrounded by the fire and the flammable and explosive materials in the fire scene.

17 When a fire strikes, evacuate quickly and do not covet possessions.

18 If you must escape through thick smoke, you should wrap yourself in soaked clothing, cover your mouth and nose, and keep it close to the ground.

19 If there is a fire on the body, roll on the spot, or put out the flame with heavy clothing.

20 When the door is closed by a fire and there is no way to escape, you can use soaked bedding and clothing to block the crack of the door, splash water to cool down, and call for help.

Go to the library or the encyclopedia to look for it, piles of them.

There is a lot of knowledge about fire safety, and you can find a training institution to learn it systematically.

Respect the present, be kind to yourself, don't remember the past, and don't be afraid of the future. Take your time, who hasn't yet made an effort to the process. People always have to eat a trench to grow wise.

1.Parents and teachers should educate children to develop a good habit of not playing with fire. Minors must not be organized by any unit to fight fires.

2.Don't litter cigarette butts and tinder. 3.

Flammable and combustible materials should not be used for interior decoration. 4.Fire hydrants are related to public safety, and should not be damaged, enclosed or buried.

5.Take care of fire-fighting equipment and master the use of commonly used fire-fighting equipment.

In order to strengthen the publicity and education of fire protection for the whole people, enhance the awareness of fire protection of the whole people, and improve the ability of fire prevention, fire extinguishing and self-protection of the whole people, according to the characteristics of fire in China at this stage, the Ministry of Public Security, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Civil Affairs, the Ministry of Culture, the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television, and the State Administration of Work Safety have jointly formulated the "Twenty Articles of Fire Safety Common Sense", which requires the whole society to seriously organize and carry out fire safety common sense publicity and popularization activities.

Consciously maintain public fire safety, and quickly call 119** to report to the police when a fire is found; Do not bury, occupy, damage, embezzle, block, or use fire-fighting facilities and equipment without permission; Do not carry flammable and explosive dangerous goods into public places or take public transportation; Do not use open flames and smoke in places where fireworks are strictly prohibited; Use electrical equipment correctly, do not connect the power cord indiscriminately, do not overload the electricity, and turn off the power switch when you go out.