Typhoon prevention measures avoid billboards
一、Are there any pre cautions to avoid during typhoon weather?
1. During typhoon weather, items that may be blown away by strong winds, such as flower pots and hanging objects, should be removed from the roof, window sills and balconies in advance to pre vent them from falling and causing injury.
2. Before the typhoon comes, make sure doors and windows are strong, and equipment such as outdoor air conditioners and solar water heaters are safe and reinforced to pre vent accidents in wind and rain.
3. Prepare emergency supplies, such as flashlights, food, drinking water and common medicines, to deal with possible emergencies.
4. Before the typhoon comes, clean the drainage system at home and in the community to ensure smooth drainage and reduce the risk of flooding.
5. During a typhoon, if you encounter danger, you should call the local disaster pre vention department for help in time.
6. Try to avoid going out. If you must walk outdoors, stay away from billboards that may collapse to avoid being injured.
7. Be extra careful when driving in typhoon weather. It is best to choose public transportation to ensure safety.
8. If you find that a telephone pole has fallen over or a wire is broken, remember to stay away and do not touch it to avoid electric shock accidents.
Although typhoons bring rainfall to some areas, they are also accompanied by a variety of hazards:
1. Heavy rainfall: Heavy rainfall brought by typhoons may cause urban flooding, landslides, mudslides and other disasters.
2. Strong winds: Strong winds in typhoons may cause objects to fall from heights and buildings to collapse, causing casualties and property losses.
3. Storm surge: When a typhoon approaches land, seawater may accumulate forcefully and destroy coastal defense facilities, causing serious consequences.
After the typhoon, take the following pre ventive measures:
1. Pay attention to hygiene. If you have diarrhea, fever and other symptoms, seek medical treatment in time.
2. Drink boiled tap water to ensure the safety of the water quality.
3. Avoid eating stale or contaminated food, make sure the tableware is clean, and pre vent diseases.
4. Clean the home environment, eliminate pests, and pre vent the spre ad of diseases through mosquitoes, etc.
2. Before the typhoon comes, make sure doors and windows are strong, and equipment such as outdoor air conditioners and solar water heaters are safe and reinforced to pre vent accidents in wind and rain.
3. Prepare emergency supplies, such as flashlights, food, drinking water and common medicines, to deal with possible emergencies.
4. Before the typhoon comes, clean the drainage system at home and in the community to ensure smooth drainage and reduce the risk of flooding.
5. During a typhoon, if you encounter danger, you should call the local disaster pre vention department for help in time.
6. Try to avoid going out. If you must walk outdoors, stay away from billboards that may collapse to avoid being injured.
7. Be extra careful when driving in typhoon weather. It is best to choose public transportation to ensure safety.
8. If you find that a telephone pole has fallen over or a wire is broken, remember to stay away and do not touch it to avoid electric shock accidents.
Although typhoons bring rainfall to some areas, they are also accompanied by a variety of hazards:
1. Heavy rainfall: Heavy rainfall brought by typhoons may cause urban flooding, landslides, mudslides and other disasters.
2. Strong winds: Strong winds in typhoons may cause objects to fall from heights and buildings to collapse, causing casualties and property losses.
3. Storm surge: When a typhoon approaches land, seawater may accumulate forcefully and destroy coastal defense facilities, causing serious consequences.
After the typhoon, take the following pre ventive measures:
1. Pay attention to hygiene. If you have diarrhea, fever and other symptoms, seek medical treatment in time.
2. Drink boiled tap water to ensure the safety of the water quality.
3. Avoid eating stale or contaminated food, make sure the tableware is clean, and pre vent diseases.
4. Clean the home environment, eliminate pests, and pre vent the spre ad of diseases through mosquitoes, etc.
1. Please be careful during typhoon days, stay away from crumbling billboards, and quickly evacuate areas prone to flooding.
2. Please plan your route when traveling, slow down when driving, and keep a sufficient safe distance.
3. Pay close attention to the surrounding environment and avoid high-altitude hanging objects and telephone poles to ensure personal safety.
4. When a typhoon strikes, remember to stay away from billboards and flood-prone areas, and end beach activities quickly.
5. When driving in typhoon weather, please turn on the headlights, width lights, rear position lights and hazard warning flashers when visibility is reduced.
6. If you encounter strong winds on the highway, please drive into the service area to take shelter from the wind in time.
7. Typhoon reminder: There will be heavy rainstorms, even extremely heavy rains, in some areas, accompanied by strong typhoons. Please take pre cautions in advance to ensure safety.
8. If you encounter a thunderstorm outdoors, please seek shelter from the rain in a dry place and avoid staying under trees, telephone poles or tower cranes; stay away from water and do not make calls on your mobile phone in the rain.
9. When driving on a waterlogged road, please observe the depth of the water in advance and ensure safety before passing slowly.
10. Safety is everyone’s responsibility. When traveling during a typhoon, please remind each other to pay attention to safety together.
2. Please plan your route when traveling, slow down when driving, and keep a sufficient safe distance.
3. Pay close attention to the surrounding environment and avoid high-altitude hanging objects and telephone poles to ensure personal safety.
4. When a typhoon strikes, remember to stay away from billboards and flood-prone areas, and end beach activities quickly.
5. When driving in typhoon weather, please turn on the headlights, width lights, rear position lights and hazard warning flashers when visibility is reduced.
6. If you encounter strong winds on the highway, please drive into the service area to take shelter from the wind in time.
7. Typhoon reminder: There will be heavy rainstorms, even extremely heavy rains, in some areas, accompanied by strong typhoons. Please take pre cautions in advance to ensure safety.
8. If you encounter a thunderstorm outdoors, please seek shelter from the rain in a dry place and avoid staying under trees, telephone poles or tower cranes; stay away from water and do not make calls on your mobile phone in the rain.
9. When driving on a waterlogged road, please observe the depth of the water in advance and ensure safety before passing slowly.
10. Safety is everyone’s responsibility. When traveling during a typhoon, please remind each other to pay attention to safety together.