It seems ordinary to enter the campus with an umbrella in rainy days, but in fact there are many hidden dangers. Let's make an in-depth analysis of why it is reasonable for schools to prohibit students from carrying umbrellas on campus in rainy days.

be stuck in a traffic jam

Many students with umbrellas pour into the campus, which is bound to cause chaos at the door. This not only affects the normal traffic order, but also may bring security risks.

Destroy the campus environment

It is difficult to control the pace under the umbrella, and it is easy to trample on lawns and flower beds, causing unintentional damage to the campus environment. Pieces of trampled greening will seriously damage the beauty of the campus over time.

Potential security risks

Umbrellas may catch obstacles, such as the corners of tables and chairs, and may even hurt themselves or others when walking. Once the umbrella rib and umbrella tip stab students, the consequences are unimaginable.

Build a harmonious campus together

Umbrellas are forbidden in schools on rainy days, actually for the safety of students. We should understand and abide by this regulation, and schools should also strengthen safety education to ensure the safety of students on campus. Only in this way can we create a safe and harmonious campus environment together.