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Handwritten materials of safety education: safety is in the heart.
Speaking of traffic accidents, you can say a lot. If nothing happens, everyone will shake their heads again and again.
Why do you say that? I tell you, there are many traffic accidents all over the country every day. You see, in the streets, on the roads, many people don't obey the traffic rules, such as running red lights, crossing the road, chasing cars and many other dangerous behaviors. Once an accident happens, they will regret it, but who can blame?
Listen! Something happened again! This is a true story: "Ding Lingling". After school in the afternoon, a seven-year-old pupil ran to the bus stop in high spirits. At this time, senior three students are also out of school. Suddenly, the station is like a group of happy sparrows, chirping and chirping. Small students also crowded around the station, at a loss. At this time, unfortunate things happened! The bus pulled into the station, and people who wanted to take the bus swarmed in before the bus stopped. In an instant, the first-grade pupils were squeezed to the ground. Coincidentally, the wheel ran over his young body, and he was bleeding like a river ... that lovely little classmate could never go back to his warm home. After listening to this story, I want to say that everyone must get on and off in an orderly way, and don't crowd, otherwise tragedy will come to you at any time. Then, how sad it should be for your family who have worked so hard to raise you!
Don't think that the driver will stop in time when he sees you. Actually, no, never! Because the car can't help running a few meters forward under the action of inertia. By the way, the same is true when running! If you stop suddenly, everyone will continue to run a few steps forward.
Failure to obey the traffic rules is a big mistake, and you and your family may be hurt forever!
In short, in a word: "Keep traffic safety in mind!"
Contents of safety education handwritten report: how to prevent electric shock accidents.
In bad weather, the following points should be paid attention to to to prevent electric shock:
1. In severe weather such as strong winds and thunderstorms, it is necessary to minimize going out. If you have to go out and walk, observe the terrain carefully, walk carefully and avoid stepping on wires. Avoid walking around power facilities such as telephone poles and iron towers, and bypass fallen wires.
Don't walk barefoot when going out.
3. indoors, in case of thunderstorm and windy weather, turn off the running household appliances in time and unplug the power supply; Don't go barefoot to repair live lines or devices in your home; If the home is accidentally flooded, the power supply should be cut off immediately to prevent the household appliances being used from accidents due to water ingress and insulation damage.
4. When walking outdoors in rainy days, pay attention to observation, and don't touch the metal parts of street lamp poles, signal lamp poles and landing billboards. Where there is water, we should go around.
5. After discovering that power facilities such as distribution panels and box-type substations are flooded, it is necessary to inform the power supply department in time and handle them without other personnel approaching.
Handwritten materials for safety education: common sense of food safety
1, when buying food, pay attention to whether the food packaging has the manufacturer, the production date, whether the shelf life has passed, whether the food raw materials and nutrients are marked, and whether there is a QS logo. You can't buy three-no products.
2. Open the food package and check whether the food has its proper sensory characteristics. Do not eat foods that are spoiled, rancid, moldy, insect-borne, filthy, mixed with foreign bodies or have other sensory abnormalities. If the food in protein is sticky, the fatty food has a whistling smell, the carbohydrate has a fermenting smell, or the beverage has abnormal sediment, you can't eat it.
3. Don't buy lunch boxes or food from unlicensed vendors around the campus to reduce the hidden dangers of food poisoning.
4. Pay attention to personal hygiene, wash your hands before and after meals, wash and disinfect your own tableware, don't put food in unclean containers, and don't litter in the canteen to prevent mosquitoes and flies from breeding.
5. Eat less fried and fried food.