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(Original title: What are the risks on campus)

The big data analysis of claims shows that accidental injuries on campus have become the most important source of campus risks. The "White Paper on Campus Risks" issued by Ping An Property & Casualty Industry for the first time exposed the risk points of campus safety, so that we can more specifically guard against escorting a safe campus.

1. Risk reason:

Under what circumstances are students most vulnerable?

Among the causes of students' injuries, falls/bumps/abrasions account for the highest proportion, accounting for 66%, while among the causes of students' death and disability, drowning accidents account for the highest proportion, accounting for 2 1%.

Safety advice:

1. Cultivate students' awareness of self-protection;

2. Improve campus facilities and strengthen safety protection;

3. Strengthen students' drowning prevention safety education;

4. Don't underestimate the fall/bump/scratch, and seek medical attention in time.

2. Risk groups: Which student groups are more vulnerable?

Among campus security risk groups, boys are more vulnerable, and the number of injured cases is nearly four times higher than that of girls. Primary and secondary school students are the most vulnerable; Teenagers are often injured by accidents and fights, and fights are prone to occur in junior and senior high schools. College students are prone to illness and self-harm.

Safety advice:

1. Conduct safety education for different student groups;

2. Kindergartens and primary schools should strengthen safety care;

3. Junior and senior high schools focus on strengthening ideological education, and schools strengthen safety supervision;

4. Home school pays attention to students' mental health and improves students' self-protection and stress resistance.

3. Risk location:

Where are students vulnerable?

Students are most vulnerable in the school playground, followed by classrooms and corridors.

Safety advice:

1. Correctly guide students' sports and strengthen care for young students;

2. Strengthen the safety of school facilities such as playgrounds, classrooms, corridors and dormitories;

3. Strengthen students' safety education and raise their awareness of self-protection.

4. Danger time: In which time period are students prone to danger?

In a year, the proportion of injuries in two school seasons is 82%. During the day, school accidents are concentrated at 8: 00 a.m.-12 and 2:00-6:00 p.m., which are mostly caused by recess sports, while collisions between classmates occur during recess.

Safety advice:

1. Strengthen students' safety education at the beginning of school;

2. Guide students to do sports correctly and improve the safety of sports facilities;

3. Strengthen the care for students after class and improve students' ability to deal with contradictions.

5. Risk types: Campus risks are mainly accidental injuries.

Campus risks are mainly accidental injuries, and the amount of compensation for cases accounts for 97%. The key to accidental injury lies in prevention.

Safety advice:

1. Families and schools should pay more attention to the safety of students;

2. Home and school should work together to strengthen students' safety education and improve students' safety awareness;

3. Optimize the campus security environment;