Don't play with fire or play with electrical equipment.

　　 Don't throw cigarette butts, matchsticks and other fires into waste paper baskets or combustible debris. Do not lie on the bed or on the sofa and smoke.

　　On windy days above five or windy weather with high fire risk level, fires using firewood, wood, charcoal, coal, etc. as fuels are prohibited, and outdoor smoking and open flame operations are prohibited.

　　Before going to bed, you must turn off the electrical appliances and turn off the gas switch. If the electrical equipment is not used for a long time, the switch should be cut off.

　　 Do not start fire or store items in stairwells or public walkways, do not start fire, store inflammable and explosive items and repair motor vehicles in sheds.

　　 For the initial fire, the combustibles near the fire point should be cleaned up quickly, and bedding, water and other simple fire extinguishing equipment should be used to control and extinguish quickly. Don't rush to open doors and windows when fighting fire, so as to avoid air convection and accelerate the spread of fire.

　　If the escape route is blocked by fire, you can move to the balcony or window, and send a distress signal by flashlight, waving clothes, calling, etc., waiting for rescue.

　　 After the fire was detected, quickly dial the fire alarm number 119, stating the detailed address, the location of the fire, the substance on fire, the size of the fire, leaving the name and phone number, and sent someone to the intersection to meet the fire truck.