1. How to prevent fire accidents

Fire is a natural phenomenon. Tamed fire is a friend of mankind. It brings light and warmth to people and promotes the progress of human civilization and society. However, if the fire is out of control and causes a fire, it will cause huge losses to people's lives and property. According to statistics, there were more than 140,000 fires in my country in 1997, with more than 7,000 casualties, and 8% of the fires were caused by children playing with fire. It can be seen how important it is for students to understand and master some fire protection knowledge to reduce and prevent the occurrence of fires.

(1) Playing with fire

 Many students are new to fire and often play fire games with their teachers and parents behind their backs. Some burn paper, firewood, waste tires, waste plastics, etc. in the wild, some burn matches, play match sticks, and set off fireworks in the dark, and some burn hornet's nests in the wild.……

However, almost every gameplay has the risk of causing fire. The students are young and lack the ability to protect themselves, so they should pay attention to:

1. Fully understand the dangers of playing with fire and the serious consequences it may bring, and do not play with fire at any time.

2. Lighters, matches, firecrackers, etc. are often items that induce children to play with fire. Do not carry these items on your body at ordinary times.

3. Students should supervise and remind each other. If students are found to be playing with fire, they should be stopped immediately, and the teachers and parents should be reported to criticize and educate them.

(2) Take good care of fire-fighting equipment and keep the passages unobstructed

In order to prevent major fire accidents and take precautions before they happen, people have installed fire-fighting equipment in many places. Once these devices are misappropriated or damaged, people will be helpless in a fire.

1. Do not move, misappropriate or damage fire hydrants, water guns, hoses, fire extinguishers, and spades, pickaxes, hooks, sandboxes, buckets, etc. specially used for fire fighting.

2. Modern shopping malls, hotels, libraries and many other public places are equipped with red fire alarm buttons on the walls. Students should not press it at will.

3. Stairway is a way for people to escape in the event of a fire, and it is also the only way to rescue people trapped in the fire site. Be sure to keep them unobstructed. Do not store bicycles and pile up debris in these places.