What problems should we pay attention to in typhoon weather? Matters needing attention in typhoon weather

1. Try to finish outdoor activities before the typhoon strikes. If you are doing outdoor activities when the typhoon strikes, you must be very careful.

2. When walking to prevent smashing, you should bend down and walk slowly, and try to grab the nearby railings and other fixtures. If the wind is too strong when crossing the bridge, you must crawl forward. On the roads with dense surrounding buildings, it is very likely that flowerpots, glasses, billboards, etc. will suddenly fall. When walking, pay special attention to the movement at high places.

3. When typhoon 12 blows, the wind force acting on the whole human body is about 100 kg. Even if the wind force is 8, the human body will be greatly impacted. If you ride a bicycle, moped or motorcycle, the impact may be greater and the front of the car may drift out of control. If a typhoon is likely to strike before going to work that day, don't go to work by bike.

When the typhoon strikes, the wind and rain are often big and small. If the wind and rain become smaller for a period of time, drivers should also keep driving at a low speed and see the road conditions clearly. Because if there is a sudden strong wind at this time, pedestrians are likely to be involuntarily blown to the front of the car. Slow down before crossing the underpass overpass to see if there is water under the bridge that may cause the vehicle to stall.

5. Avoid towers and storms, but also pay attention to lightning protection. Don't stay near iron towers, transformers, cranes, metal sheds, iron fences and metal hangers, and don't stay under trees or near railway tracks.

6. Electric shock accidents often occur during or after a typhoon. After the typhoon, children should be especially careful not to play where the wires fall. When you see the ground wire, whether it is broken or not, don't go near it, and don't use wet bamboo poles or wet wooden poles to pull the wire. If the overhead power lines in residential areas fall to the ground, you can put up warning signs around them first, and then call the power hotline for maintenance.

7. If there are only elderly people at home and the food market and supermarket are far away from home, you might as well buy more non-staple foods such as fruits, vegetables and fish and store them in the refrigerator for later use.