A girl in Inner Mongolia was rescued after falling into the river at MINUS 10 degrees. What should I pay attention to when crossing the river in winter?

Travel safety has always been a topic of concern to everyone, and in the cold winter, there are more risk factors in the travel process, especially when crossing the river, a little carelessness may hurt your future.

Inner Mongolia girl rescued from falling into the water. If she hadn't met a kind person, she might have had an accident in the river at MINUS ten degrees. This happened near He Kun Bridge in Baotou City, Inner Mongolia. A girl cried while walking and suddenly fell into the river. Ms. Chen, who was nearby, saw this scene and rushed to the police for help. After hearing Ms. Chen's cry for help, Li Hai, a winter swimmer, rushed over.

According to Li Hai, the temperature of the He Kun River was-0/0 degrees. As winter swimmers, they can only stay in the water for two or three minutes at most. If not found and rescued in time, the girl's life may be in danger.

Travel safety can not be ignored, and crossing the river in winter needs more care. Although the little girl who had an accident in Inner Mongolia fell into the river for personal reasons, she also reminded people who often walk along the river or need to cross the river. When crossing the river in winter, we must pay attention to the following aspects.

Stay focused and don't be a low-headed person all the time. Accidents due to inattention abound in life. Don't let yourself be the chief culprit to hurt yourself. Pay attention to whether there is ice under your feet and walk carefully. In the low temperature state in winter, road icing is a normal state. This will bring some hidden dangers to traffic and pedestrian safety, which everyone needs to pay attention to. Try not to play around or get too close to the river. This is for children. Parents need to look after their children. In case of emergency, remember not to rescue blindly, otherwise it will not only save the child, but also bring danger to yourself. In fact, in real life, the safety of winter travel mainly lies in caution. If you travel by car or bike, you must obey the traffic rules and keep a safe distance from others. If you go out on foot, you should also follow the rules and pay attention to safety. This is not only the need to pay attention when crossing the river, but also the need to pay attention to daily travel.

Keep enough caution, and safety will be more assured.