What precautions are in place for freezing disasters?

Protective measures. 1.Buy enough candles, batteries, and food and store nearly as much water as possible. Prevent large-scale power outages, 2, be prepared for the cold, buy more cotton clothes, quilts, and fuel.

3.Avoid going outside in case of inclement weather and without knowing the road conditions outside.

4.Have a radio and battery ready to keep you informed of the latest disaster situation through the radio.

Remedies after frost damage do not include: root frost damage.

Due to the lack of natural dormancy of the root system, the frost resistance is poor, and the root system close to the surface is prone to frost damage, especially in the sandy soil with little snow and drought in winter. Root freezing is often not easy to find in time, such as the spring has seen the branches sprout, but after a period of time, there is death, mostly due to the root system frosting. Therefore, about 15 days before the arrival of the winter cold wave, it is very important to do a good job of watering antifreeze water and antifreeze, or when the temperature begins to rise in spring, Zilapo timely use of antifreeze to irrigate the roots can effectively alleviate its freezing situation.

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Ice and snow disasters mostly occur in mountainous areas, and generally have little direct impact on people's livelihood and industrial and agricultural production. The biggest hazard is the impact on road traffic, resulting in a series of indirect losses. In order to prevent and control the harm caused by ice and snow meltwater to the highway, it is mainly to take appropriate blocking measures in the ditch to construct concrete dams, grid dams, etc., on the one hand, it can block the sediment and gravel from the ditch, and on the other hand, the blocked materials can also play a role in stabilizing the ditch bed and ditch slope and reducing sediment erosion after being piled up.

In addition, appropriate engineering modifications should be carried out on bridges and culverts that are often silted up to expand the aperture of bridges and culverts and increase the drainage capacity. The prevention and control measures for glacial debris flow are mainly to take blocking measures in the ditch, through which the impact and damage of the debris flow to the facilities outside the ditch are reduced, so that a small amount of sediment out of the ditch can be discharged smoothly and the disaster can be reduced. On the other hand, after the sediment and stones blocked in the ditch are silted, it can also play a role in stabilizing the ditch bed and ditch slope and reducing the amount of sediment in the ditch.

In the ditch where the debris flow is particularly serious, several dams can also be set up to intercept it.

The key to preventing ice and snow disasters is to take protective measures in advance on the basis of making good weather forecasts, such as guiding livestock, transferring herdsmen, and taking some thermal insulation and anti-freezing measures. In addition, it is necessary to carry out comprehensive planning for pastures and pastoral areas, factories and mining enterprises, and road transportation, and to set up a reasonable layout, which is conducive to timely diversion and transfer.

The method of eliminating freezing rain disasters is mainly to mobilize residents along the transmission line to continuously knock and scrape the rime on the power line when freezing rain occurs; Install de-icing equipment on the aircraft or simply fly around freezing rain areas. For the ice accumulation on the highway, sprinkle salt to dissolve the ice in time, and organize manpower to clean the road surface. In the event of an accident, a clear sign should be set up at the scene of the accident.

In freezing and rainy weather, people should try to go out as much as possible, and if they go out, they should take measures to keep warm and anti-skid, and pedestrians should pay attention to staying away from or avoiding motor vehicles and non-motor vehicles. Drivers should slow down in freezing rain, do not overtake, accelerate, make sharp turns or emergency braking, and install tire snow chains in time.