What should I pay attention to when "Lichima" strikes?

Typhoon will bring great inconvenience to people's travel, and there are certain security risks. Although it is best not to go out casually, sometimes life forces us to go to work normally. So what do we need to pay special attention to on our way to work?

First, pay attention to the weather forecast before going out. Now the weather forecast is getting more and more accurate. You can basically check the weather forecast for the next few hours on your mobile phone. Look at the weather forecast and see the actual weather before going out. If the weather is particularly bad, call the leader and ask for a leave. Don't joke about our lives.

The second is to stay away from the stagnant water area. The arrival of typhoon will bring a lot of precipitation in a short time, and the drainage system in many cities has no time to discharge these accumulated water, which will form accumulated water areas in some sections. We can't see the depth of some stagnant water areas, and we don't know the road conditions under the water, so we should stay away from them, even if we take more detours.

The third is to stay away from falling wires. I remember there was a news report that a pedestrian broke the wire because of the typhoon, fell to the ground and was finally electrocuted. So when we go to work, we should also pay attention to the surrounding environment, stay away from falling wires and report to the local power department. You can even put a conspicuous sign around to remind passers-by.

Fourth, don't use mobile phones in thunderstorm weather. Many people don't answer the phone in thunderstorm weather, but they like to listen to music on their mobile phones, which also has security risks. It's best not to use mobile phones on the way to work.

Fifth, stay away from billboards and trees. Some billboards are not as stable as we thought, and they fall easily when the wind blows, so we should try to avoid them, especially when the wind blows.