Fire fighting in Daxing District, Beijing: Do not do such things to prevent electric shock during the rainy season

Recently, there are many rainy weather in Beijing and accompanied by thunder and lightning. In this Daxing District Fire Rescue Detachment, reminding the public that the rainy season is to beware of electric shock. During thunderstorm lightning, do not call, let alone stand under the tree. Far away from electricity facilities such as high -voltage lines, transformers, and electric poles, so as not to cause damage.

Do not avoid rain under the transformer or overhead line. The rainy season is often accompanied by strong winds, and the wind may be scratched by overhead wires, and lightning strikes and heavy rain can easily cause short circuit and discharge of naked lines or transformers, which pose a threat to personal safety.

Don't call under the tree on a thunderstorm. It is because thunderstorms usually have charge, strong current breaks through the air, and discharge to the big tree. If you stand under the tree at this time, the current will penetrate the human body, causing electric shocks.

Do not close to electric facilities such as electric poles and boxes, as well as nearby trees and metal billboards. Once the wind is scraped or knocking down the billboard, it is likely to break the nearby wire or set on the wire. The human body has the risk of electric shock when it comes to contact with these trees or metal billboards.

Don't travel water. When the area is water, pedestrians should pay attention to observing whether there is a broken water from the nearby water. Try to bypass as much as possible. Those who travel to electric vehicles should pay special attention to the depth of water.

Found that someone fell to the ground, don't rush to support. Once someone is found to be electric shock in the water, it is necessary to rescue or call the medical staff to rescue the on -site rescue after taking emergency measures such as power outage.

Don't panic when you encounter the wires falling near yourself. In case the power line happens to be on the ground that is close to yourself, don't panic, let alone run away. At this time, you should jump out of the scene with one leg, otherwise it is likely to make the person electric shock under the action of a step voltage. Beijing Evening News reporter Zhang Yu

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