How should ordinary citizens do safety protection in typhoon weather?

Super typhoon "Chanhong" is approaching the coast of China. How should citizens prevent it?

The Municipal Water Affairs Bureau and the Municipal Oceanic Administration should pay attention to the typhoon warning that may be issued by the meteorological department, guard against "typhoon climate disease", ensure the gas safety of the line, pay attention to "flying" and prevent pedestrians from accumulating water.

What level is the typhoon? What level of tropical storms do you often hear? According to the Central Meteorological Observatory, tropical cyclones are divided into six grades according to wind power and wind speed. The maximum wind force near the bottom center of super typhoon exceeds 16! Look down carefully. Six thoughts on personal defense against typhoon

Stick tape on the window to strengthen support.

When the glass is protected and decorated, it is very important to stick an explosion-proof film. In addition to choosing stronger toughened glass or bonded glass, it is still necessary to strengthen the support with diagonal cross or "m" tape before the typhoon comes. Regarding the choice of adhesive tape, elastic sealant tape is also better than ordinary transparent tape!

Balcony, terrace bonsai, tables and chairs moved indoors

Outdoor balcony, terrace, etc. It is easily affected by strong winds. To strengthen the fixation, do not move small bonsai, tables and chairs and other furniture indoors, and do not drop anything. If it is a large-scale food scene that can't be moved, it is necessary to prune the branches and cover them with wind cannons to reduce the danger when the branches break.

Beware of "flying" and getting into trouble.

When the typhoon comes, stop dangerous work at high altitude and in the wild. Stop all kinds of open-air collective activities and large indoor gatherings. Don't go out when it is unnecessary. If you can only go out, you must wear conspicuous clothes, bend down and walk slowly, and try to grab the railings and other fixtures. When crossing a bridge or walking on a high place, you should bend down and walk slowly instead of riding a bike. Pay attention to foreign objects on both sides of the road outside, mainly pay attention to dangerous situations such as billboards falling, telephone poles falling, road surface collapsing, trees hanging upside down, etc. Pay attention to falling objects when walking through tall buildings, and choose a safe zone to avoid rain. Don't avoid heavy wind and rain in old houses, construction sites, temporary buildings, scaffolding, telephone poles, trees, billboards, iron towers and other places where casualties are likely to occur.

Avoid pedestrians when driving and beware of water accumulation.

When a typhoon strikes, drive carefully, slow down, don't overtake or change lanes casually, don't brake or slam the steering wheel, prevent slipping and collision with the firewall, and don't increase the speed. Before going to expressway, don't forget to check the wipers, brakes, lights, rotation and other parts of the vehicle, and check the uniformity of the vehicle in rainy days. The wind and rain in typhoon days are often large and small. If the wind and rain decrease at the same time, the driver should drive slowly to avoid sudden strong wind. Pedestrians unconsciously scraped in front of the car, causing accidents. Before crossing the overpass, slow down and see if there is water under the bridge that may stall the car. Try to avoid driving on roads with stagnant water, so as not to splash water on the electrical appliances on the upper part of the engine, thus turning off the engine.

Pay attention to prevent typhoon climate disease

When a typhoon strikes, the atmospheric pressure is low, causing physical discomfort such as chest pain and dizziness, which is called "typhoon climate disease". When there is "typhoon climate disease", just rest, avoid strenuous exercise and keep a calm heart. Patients with hypertension and coronary heart disease can take appropriate drugs or go to the hospital immediately. The living room is safest at home, reducing going out.

After the typhoon, it is necessary to catch up with epidemic prevention, disease prevention, disinfection and sterilization in time.

Citizens should drink disinfectant. Don't brush your teeth, fruits and spoons with unsterilized water, don't eat spoiled food, cook the food well and wash your hands before meals. Garbage, human and animal excreta and animal carcasses should be removed in time, and flooded houses and public places should be disinfected in time.