The family is in the countryside and a hornet s nest has been found, will anyone take care of it whe

If you don't want to call 119, you can solve it yourself! Based on experience, the following points are briefly summarized:

1. Evacuate the surrounding crowds and take protective measures.

1. First of all, you should evacuate the surrounding crowd and close the doors and windows to prevent the hornets from flying into the house and causing harm everywhere.

2. Secondly, when handling it by yourself, you must wear protective clothing or wrap the wrists, head, face and other parts of the body that are easily exposed (rubber clothes and gloves are the best choice), and use cloth tape to completely wrap the neckline, wrists, waist, ankles and other easily exposed movable joints to take protective measures.

2. Self-made simple bee trap net treatment.

1. Use long bamboo poles, iron wires, and screen nets to make simple bee nets to pick up the honeycomb.

2. The removed hornet's nest should be placed in a thick cloth bag that is not easy to tear, and then transferred to a remote and safe place for trampling or fire treatment.

Finally, one more reminder: there are rumors on the Internet that if it is a small hornet's nest, you can first paste it with a handful of mud and then burn it, which is also not true! When encountering a hornet's nest, you should first ensure personal safety and avoid direct contact with the honeycomb.

In addition, avoid using open flames directly to cause house fires. In rural areas, this kind of thing is generally not taken care of by fire protection.

Usually it shouldn't be bothered, because the beecomb is actually quite common in rural areas, and it can generally be handled.

There will also be people to manage, but this is a waste of resources, there are hornet's nests in rural areas are generally handled by themselves, poke a hornet's nest many rural children will, get it for you in minutes, and the larvae of the hornet are delicious, many people like to eat.

If it's too remote, it is estimated that it will not be managed, and it is normal to have a hornet's nest in the countryside!

Hello! If personal safety is endangered, the fire department will manage this situation. Hope it helps.

This can be beaten, they have professional tools to help you get rid of it, and then you must pay attention to safety before they come, don't blindly drive away.

It's best not to get your own hornet's nest, because this thing stings, so report 119 can be managed,

Is there a hornet's nest 119 in the countryside? The news says it will come. You can hit ** to try.

If the wasp nest does not affect the health of life, then let others have a way to survive. Everything has its own way of being, at least it's life. If you can't stand it, I suggest you figure it out yourself.

Seeing that the news said it would come, you can give it a try. If the hornet's nest does not affect the health of life, it is better to let others live, everything has its way of existence, and it is also life. If you really can't stand it, it is recommended to solve it yourself.

If you have a hornet's nest at home, you can call 119 to ask the firefighters to help remove the hornet's nest, and you don't need to pay money. 119 is the Chinese mainland fire alarm**, in the event of fire, hazardous chemical leakage, road traffic accidents, etc., you can call the fire alarm**.

The reason why Chinese mainland chooses "119" as the fire number is that "1" was pronounced "幺" in ancient times, which is the same as the word "want", and "119" is: "to save".

Fire numbers vary from country to country, but each country has chosen the number that is easiest for people to remember.

When calling "119", you must be calm and calm, and the key is to express the situation clearly in as concise language as possible.

It is best to wait for the firefighters to come and get it, there is really no way, just wait until the evening, wrap the top of the bamboo pole with a strip of cloth, dip it in oil, light it, and roast the hornet's nest with fire.

It's best to call 119 or 110 and ask a professional to get it for you. If you make it yourself, it's best to choose a relatively large and sturdy bag at night, and the caliber of the bag should also be large, and take advantage of the fact that the hornets are inactive at night, and use the bag to wrap the hornet's nest as a whole. ．

If you have a cellular comb at home, you can call for help from 119 and ask the firefighters for help. Start by observing the size of the honeycomb, the degree of aggregation of the wasps, and whether there are other honeycombs around, and make sure that you and your family and friends stay away from the hornet's range. Then call 119 to call the police** and be clear about where you are and what you have observed about the cellular, so that firefighters can prepare accordingly.

Wait for the firefighters to arrive at the scene, do not take the initiative to attack the wasps, so as not to cause unnecessary injuries, and after the firefighters arrive at the scene, they can actively cooperate.

In the event of fire, hazardous chemical leakage, road traffic accidents, building collapse, major safety production accidents, air accidents, terrorist incidents, mass distress events, floods and droughts, meteorology, geological disasters, forests, grassland fires and other natural disasters, mines, water accidents, major environmental pollution, nuclear and radiation accidents and public health emergencies can be dialed fire alarm**119. This number is a special number and there is no charge.

If the hornet's nest is relatively large, you can call 119 and ask the firefighters to come and help. Here's an introduction to 119:

1 In ancient times, it was pronounced as "幺", which is the same as the word "to". "119" means: "to be saved." So the fire ** number is set to mean "119".

In the event of fire, hazardous chemical leakage, road traffic accidents, building collapse, major safety production accidents, air crashes, terrorist incidents, mass distress events, floods and droughts, meteorology, geological disasters, forests, grassland fires and other natural disasters and public health emergencies can be dialed fire alarm**119. This number is a special number and there is no charge.

2. Precautions.

It is necessary to remember the fire ** "119".

**After connecting, it is necessary to accurately report the address (road name, lane name, house number), the danger that occurred, whether anyone was trapped, whether there was a ** or poison gas leakage, etc. If you can't tell the exact address, state the location, the obvious buildings or road signs around you.

After the **, immediately send someone to the intersection to wait for the fire truck, and guide the fire truck to quickly rush to the fire scene.

If there is a new change in the situation, inform the fire brigade immediately so that they can adjust the deployment of forces in time.

3. Try not to trouble firefighters for small things.

For some non-emergency rescue situations, the fire brigade can not call the police. There are more and more social assistance police situations such as climbing trees to save cats, catching snakes, taking keys, fishing for things, picking hornet's nests, and curly hair quilts, etc., and the 119 fire alarm has become a "universal one".

The human and material resources of firefighting are limited, if there is no difficulty in calling 119 for help, then once you encounter "fire + life", it is likely to delay the fighter and miss the rescue time.

Hello dear dear, yes, 119 is free of charge fire brigade rescue scope is defined, mainly in accordance with national regulations to undertake major disasters and accidents and other emergency rescue work to save people's lives. Removing hornet's nests is not the main responsibility of the fire department, but the fire department still tries its best to meet the normal alarm requirements of the public. From the perspective of convenience and benefit, under the condition that the people's lives are not threatened, we consider going out to remove them in batches and time periods.

Generally, in the case of completing fire fighting and other disaster accident rescue, we will use special time to deal with such incidents in a unified manner, so that it will not conflict with our normal fire fighting and rescue.

It is usually dealt with on the same day. The hornet's nest is the hive of the hornet, and the nest of the hornet is the place where the hornet inhabits, breeds, stores, lives, winters and other activities, and is the general name of the empty spleen, honeycomb, pink spleen, sub-spleen, bee path and space inside the beehive.

Introduction:

The beehive, also known as the hive and the honeycomb, is the place where the hornet inhabits, reproduces, stores, lives, winters and other activities, and is the general name of the empty spleen, honeycomb, pink spleen, sub-spleen, bee path and space inside the beehive. The hive is the nest spleen, which is a waxy structure made of wax secreted by the wax glands in the abdomen of the worker bee, which is hexagonal and cylindrical.

The beehives built by the bee wasp or the same relatives of the wasp family, or the nest including the bee pupa, are called open beehives in traditional Chinese medicine.