In order to defend the "saddle", more than 60,000 flood control and typhoon prevention materials in Nanshan are ready. What should residents prepare?

According to news reports, the ninth typhoon this year? Saddle? It will land in Guangdong in the near future. Affected by it, there will be heavy rain and gusts 10- 12 in Shenzhen on 25th and 26th. Nanshan District of Shenzhen has made full preparations for this. Ship shutdown, personnel evacuation ashore, and investigation of various safety hazards. More than 60,000 materials, 90 rescue teams and 15 indoor shelters were prepared.

Then, when the typhoon comes, what should residents prepare?

First of all, based on their own posts, investigate the potential safety hazards before the typhoon. Both residents at work and people at home should pay attention to typhoon information, and conduct a safety hazard investigation on the area and work they are responsible for before the typhoon comes. Home will involve whether there are items that are easy to fall off the balcony, whether the doors and windows are good, and so on. And the work should be checked and rectified according to the specific situation, such as reminding employees to pay attention and putting away production tools.

Secondly, according to the weather forecast, adjust the schedule to avoid staying outdoors when the typhoon comes. In extreme weather such as short-term rainstorm and 10 gale, it is very dangerous for people to stay outdoors. Accidents happen every year on typhoon days, which can actually be avoided.

Moreover, reserve enough living materials, don't go out when the typhoon comes, and pay attention to water and electricity safety. Although the typhoon weather doesn't last long, if possible, it's best to stay at home and check the water, electricity and things at home, such as filling up the solar water heater and closing the windows.

Finally, pay attention to the news in time and participate in the rescue as much as possible. In typhoon weather, some accidents are inevitable. At this time, we should do our best to help others. For example, merchants along the street can let pedestrians take shelter from the rain for a short time. After the typhoon, you should also go to key areas to check the damage, such as whether there is water or rain in your house.

Of course, southerners have to experience typhoons several times a year, and they are very experienced in this respect, and they have summed up a set of effective methods. Generally speaking, safety must come first.