Notice on Printing and Distributing "Twenty Articles of Fire Safety Knowledge" that widely publicizes fire safety knowledge

Appendix:

The 20 Key Points of Fire Safety Knowledge

1. Always be aware of public fire safety. If you spot a fire, call 119 immediately. Fire services are free of charge.

2. If you find any fire hazards or violations, report them by calling 96119 and contacting your local fire department.

3. Never bury, occupy, damage, misuse, or block fire facilities and equipment. These are essential for emergency response.

4. Do not bring flammable or explosive items into public areas or on public transport. These can cause serious accidents.

5. Avoid using open flames or smoking in places where it is strictly prohibited, such as fireworks zones or high-risk areas.

6. Purchase only certified fireworks and follow safety guidelines when setting them off. Always keep fire safety in mind.

7. Ensure homes and businesses are equipped with proper firefighting tools and know how to use them correctly.

8. Every household should create a fire safety plan, map out an escape route, and regularly check for potential fire hazards.

9. Avoid using flammable materials during interior decoration. Choose safer alternatives whenever possible.

10. Use electrical appliances properly, avoid unplugging wires randomly, and never overload circuits. Replace old wiring and devices promptly. Always turn off the power before leaving home.

11. Regularly inspect gas appliances and pipelines. In case of a gas leak, close the valve immediately, open windows, and avoid using any electrical switches or open flames.

12. Teach children not to play with fire. Keep lighters and matches out of their reach at all times.

13. Never block or seal emergency exits, evacuation routes, or fire truck lanes. Clear any obstacles that might hinder emergency vehicles.

14. Do not smoke while lying in bed or on the sofa. Never throw away cigarette butts carelessly.

15. Schools and organizations should conduct regular fire drills to ensure everyone knows how to evacuate safely.

16. When entering public spaces, pay attention to safety exits and evacuation routes. Remember the direction to escape in case of an emergency.

17. Stay calm in a fire. Escape quickly and correctly. Don’t waste time trying to save belongings, take elevators, or jump from heights without a plan.

18. If you need to pass through heavy smoke, cover your mouth and nose with a wet cloth, protect your head, and walk bent over to reduce exposure to toxic fumes.

19. If your body catches fire, roll on the ground or cover yourself with a thick piece of clothing to smother the flames.

20. If you are trapped and the door is blocked by fire, use wet towels or clothes to seal the gap under the door. Send a distress signal and wait for help.