Fire fighting "more people" to work!Cause

"Summer inflammation, be careful of fire candles, don't lose the cigarette butt, pay attention to fire prevention." In the day, a group of "hit more people" holds the gongs and sings loudly in Majiaka Village, Majiawa Village, Kulun Banner ...

In order to further do a good job in the summer fire prevention and control of "controlling small fires, fire fires, keeping the bottom line", and make every effort to create a strong atmosphere of "get used to safe and safe people". On June 14, the Kulun Banner Fire Rescue Brigade joined hands with fire volunteers to "fight more people" into the Majiawa Village to carry out fire propaganda activities.

During the event, the brigade propaganda staff and fire -fighting volunteers were pushing the gongs while distributing publicity materials such as the three sessions, three levels of three levels, color steel fire prevention prevention, etc., and at the same time, the brigade propaganda staff also combined with the characteristics of common family fires to live in life to live in life. The possibilities of fire hazards, fire field escape, how to extinguish the initial fire and other issues were explained in detail, and they told the villagers to develop good living habits, regularly investigate the hidden dangers of family fires, do not pick up the wires, do not exist on flammable flames, and do not exist. Explosive items and electric vehicles should be parked, charging, etc. in accordance with relevant regulations. When you encounter fire, don't be greedy for property, escape in time, and protect your life safety.

Through this activity, the villagers' awareness of fire safety was enhanced, and the influence of fire protection publicity was effectively enhanced. In the next step, the Kulun Banner Fire Rescue Brigade will continue to play the leading role of the fire volunteer team, guide the general public to pay attention to fire safety, participate in fire protection work, improve the awareness of fire safety of the general public, and minimize the occurrence of fire accidents.

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