It is not suitable to hold an umbrella in the wilderness, or hold high a badminton racket, golf club, hoe, etc.; It is very dangerous to play golf, football and other sports; it is not suitable to stay on or near the water; it is not suitable to wash clothes, fish, swim or play by the river.
8. During thunderstorms, it is not advisable to drive a motorcycle quickly, ride a bicycle quickly, or run wildly in the rain, because the greater the stride of the body, the greater the voltage, and the easier it is to injure someone.
9. If you see a high-voltage line broken by a lightning strike outdoors, you should be more vigilant at this time, because there is a step voltage near the breakpoint of the high-voltage line. People nearby must not run at this time, but should Put your feet together and jump away from the scene.
10. Don't stand in the open area, the top of the mountain, the ridge, etc. or lying on the ground.
11. Do not stand under big trees, beside woods or haystacks to take shelter from the rain.
12. Do not walk near isolated high-rise buildings, chimneys, telephone poles, high-voltage wires, etc.
13. Don’t wear wet clothes on the road.
14. Don’t swim in open water, row boats, or walk in rice fields. 6. Don’t get close to metal objects.
15. Do not carry metal objects while walking in the open air.
16. Do not ride bicycles, tractors or motorcycles.
17. Do not make mobile phone calls. < /p>
18. Do not stand near lightning rods or any part of lightning protection equipment.
If you are struck by lightning, it is very important to rescue yourself as soon as possible. If lightning hits the head and passes through the body to the ground, it will paralyze the person's nerves and heart, which may be fatal. After a person is struck by lightning current, the heart will either stop beating or beat at an extremely irregular rate and tremble. Both of these situations will stop blood circulation, cause brain nerve damage, and the person may die within a few minutes. If clothes catch fire, you should lie down immediately to put out the flames so that the flames do not burn the face, otherwise the injured may die from lack of oxygen or burns. You can also pour water on the injured person, or wrap him in a thick coat or blanket to extinguish the flames. If the person who received an electric shock has fallen into coma and stopped breathing, he should be asked to lie down on his back, unbutton his clothes, and immediately carry out resuscitation and rescue operations. While performing mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration, perform chest heart compre ssions. The essentials of the action are: overlap your hands flat and Place it on the middle and lower 1/3 of the sternum and pre ss vertically. Artificial cardiac compre ssion ventilation was performed at a ratio of 30:2.
Personal advice: Take shelter in a low-lying, dry or leeward house or cave. However, you cannot take shelter in low buildings without lightning protection facilities such as shacks and guard booths. Lightning tends to strike areas with tall objects. Therefore, pay attention to the topography during thunderstorms. It is forbidden to stay on top of mountain tops or high hills, and do not get close to tall trees, telephone poles, chimneys, billboards and other tall, isolated objects. Outdoor activities should be stopped immediately and you should seek shelter from lightning as soon as possible. You can take shelter in a low-lying, dry or leeward house or cave.