The whole of Spain was swept by the heat wave, and 84 people died in three days. How to deal with extreme weather?

The whole of Spain was swept by the heat wave, and 84 people died in three days. How to deal with extreme weather?

1. Facing the arrival of extreme weather, we should do a good job in prevention, enhance the awareness of disaster reduction, improve various emergency and prevention systems, do a good job in dealing with various extreme weather, and minimize all kinds of disaster losses caused by extreme weather. In extreme weather, citizens should minimize going out, close doors and windows, and reserve necessities such as water and food. Extreme weather, bad road conditions, try not to travel far. If the wires in the house catch fire, you should immediately cut off the power supply and report the insurance at the same time. In case of rainstorm, doors and windows should be closed immediately to avoid places with metal pipes. At the same time, cut off the power supply of household appliances and don't stay on the balcony of high-rise buildings.

2. In thunderstorm weather, if you are indoors, unplug all kinds of household appliances and avoid calling mobile phones or wired phones. If you are outdoors, avoid staying near small buildings without lightning protection facilities, garages, carports, fences, etc. Pay attention to avoid isolated high-rise buildings, telephone poles, trees, billboards and other dangerous objects, and hide in safe places such as buildings with lightning rods as soon as possible. In case of typhoon, pay attention to typhoon warning information in time and try not to go out. Close doors and windows indoors, fasten structures that are easy to blow, don't stay under tall buildings and billboards, and be careful of falling objects. When crossing special terrain such as bridges, hold the steering wheel tightly to avoid crosswind.

3. When lightning strikes, it is not advisable to open doors and windows, shower and touch metal pipes, and it is not advisable to be close to the external walls of buildings and electrical equipment, make phone calls or surf the Internet; Don't use the solar water heater, cut off the power. If you happen to be outdoors, please be careful: don't turn on your mobile phone or make a mobile phone at the top of the mountain, don't work in the fields, don't use metal tools, and don't take shelter from the rain in the open highlands or under big trees. Pay attention to the weather forecast and external trends before traveling, and be alert to disasters such as floods and mudslides. Before the rainstorm begins, contact your relatives and friends as much as possible and report your location so that you can help in an emergency. Find a strong, high-lying building to shelter from the rain and stay until the rainstorm is over.