How to protect billboards during typhoon weather

1. When you need to travel on foot during a typhoon, you should always pay attention to avoid billboards, signboards along the street, and hanging objects and shelves that may fall. When passing through buildings that are still under construction, such as real estate under construction, dangerous buildings, etc., try to go around or pass quickly.
2. On waterlogged roads, avoid wading in the water, and always check to see if there are any wires falling into the water around you. If a wire happens to fall near you, or if there is a leakage near you, don't panic and run away, but jump away on one foot.
3. If you find someone accidentally getting an electric shock, be careful not to pull it with your hands. You should find insulating objects, such as plastic, wooden sticks, etc. to try to remove the electric shock victim from the power source and call 120 for emergency help. In the event of an emergency, please contact the relevant departments promptly.
4. Don’t go where the water is so deep that you can’t see the bottom. Be careful of deep pits such as sewers and sewage wells. If you find whirlpools or sudden springs on the road while walking in stagnant water, you should take a detour and pay attention to see if there are any special signs on the road. It may be a well-intentioned person alerting passers-by because of the danger.