Typhoon compasses landed in Hainan. How should residents living by the sea protect their own safety?

Typhoon compasses will land in the coastal area from Wenchang to Lingshui in Hainan from the afternoon of 13 to the night, and the landing intensity is typhoon level. After landing, the intensity gradually weakened, crossed Hainan Island, moved into Beibu Gulf in the early morning of 14, and then moved to northern Vietnam. In the face of the threatening typhoon, as long as we make preparations in advance, the probability of accidents can be greatly reduced, so I think residents living by the sea should protect their personal safety from three aspects.

First, it's best to stay at home and turn off the electrical facilities.

Because there will be heavy rainfall and thunderstorms when the typhoon comes, and the weather outside is bad, staying at home is often the best choice. When the weather is good, you can go to the supermarket to buy more daily necessities and fruits and vegetables, and prepare rations for a few days to avoid going out when the typhoon comes. At the same time, because of the thunderstorm weather, you must unplug the computer, TV, refrigerator and other electrical appliances at home to avoid power connection.

Second, stay away from factories and dangerous areas.

If you have to work outside, stay away from some dangerous buildings when you work, because some temporary buildings can't withstand typhoons during construction, and houses are likely to collapse. You should also see your terrain clearly. If you are in a low-lying area, you should pay attention to the situation that a large amount of accumulated water is flooded due to heavy rainfall. For people who are already in a relatively strong house, it is also necessary to fix the glass on the window with adhesive tape, and it is best to fix it by oblique connection, because the oblique connection method can achieve better results in preventing the glass from breaking.

Third, it is easy to conduct electricity away from trees and iron towers.

Because it rains and thunders, it is easy to get an electric shock if you stay under metal conductors such as iron towers, so you must stay away from these conductors in thunderous weather. In cities, billboards and screens will shake in typhoons, and accidents may occur.