In winter, rural wastelands are overgrown with weeds. How to prevent fires?

Do a good job in publicity work, do not carry fire into the mountains and forests, do not burn straw, do not burn thatch to clear land, and set up safety isolation zones.

1. Do a good job in promoting children.

Everyone has a responsibility to prevent fires during the winter. In rural areas, we must promote this concept of fire prevention to villagers, especially children, and we must pay attention to this and not take it lightly. Every family should educate their children at home not to carry fire with them or play with fire, and to stop their companions in time when they find their companions playing with fire on the roadside or on the hillside. When adults go up the mountain, they are not allowed to bring any kind of fire up the mountain, nor are they allowed to smoke or burn on the mountain. You should understand that going up the mountain in winter is like carrying a shackle with you.

2. Do not burn straw or grass with fire.

In winter, crops in rural areas are basically harvested, and weeds in the fields dry and die. Additionally, winter temperatures are dry and there is almost no rainfall. Straw, straw and fur were piled up in the fields. If the straw is ignited, it will not only pollute the environment, but also it will be difficult to control the spread of the fire in windy weather, which will cause large areas of forest houses to be burned down and endanger people's lives and property. It is strictly prohibited to burn thatch to clear land.

3. Set up safety isolation belts.

The safety isolation belt is a place where there are a lot of weeds. The weeds near the village are cut artificially with a sickle and separated by a 10-meter-wide safety belt. It's also great to put these weeds back on the fire for cooking. Enhance villagers' fire awareness and educate children not to play with fire, and adults should not set fire to straw on the mountain. Especially on the hillside near the house, you must use a knife to cut off the weeds and cut out a 10-meter-wide safety isolation belt. At the same time, when there are any weddings and funerals in the village, do not set off fireworks and firecrackers casually to prevent fires that may cause property damage or even life. loss.