Tips for the safety prevention of high temperature drought weather and drought resistance and water protection work

State Safety Commission Office, State Flood Control and Drought Resistance Office, State Emergency Bureau on High -temperature drought safety prevention and drought resistance and water protection work

The whole state has entered high temperature and drought weather. In the next five days, the state is still dominated by sunny and hot weather. There is no obvious rainfall process. High temperatures at 35 ° C and above, drought will be further developed.

Departments at all levels should earn a good warning of high temperature weather. Outdoor or high -temperature operators should take necessary protection measures to avoid outdoor operations during high temperature hours in the afternoon. For summer fatigue driving, tire burst, and spontaneous traffic accident characteristics, strengthen safety tips and road control. Electric equipment should be maintained regularly to prevent the fire from the fire due to excessive loads. It is necessary to do a good job in the management, storage, and use of flammable and explosive hazardous chemicals under high temperature weather, do a good job of safety prevention of industrial and mining enterprises, and strictly prevent various safety accidents caused by high temperature weather. It is necessary to scientifically do a good job in the protection of drought -resistant elements such as water storage, artificial rainfall, electricity and oil supply, strengthen the management of unified dispatch management of drought -resistant water sources, refine the implementation of emergency water supply measures, vigorously carry out publicity of water use, and organize mobilization to mobilize the masses to carry out drought resistance when necessary Moisturizing and organizing emergency teams to pull water to send water to ensure the safety of drinking water and agricultural production of irrigation water, to maximize the effects of drought and drought loss. , Fax: 8225155).

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Source: State Emergency Bureau

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