HCMC: Recommendations on fire prevention and incident handling during the September 2 holiday

In order to ensure public safety during the National Day holiday on September 2, the Fire Prevention, Fire Fighting and Rescue Police Department (PC07), Ho Chi Minh City Police Department has issued a series of important recommendations on fire prevention and how to handle incidents.

Fire and Rescue Police force propagates fire safety to apartment residents

In family life, people need to turn off unnecessary electrical equipment, turn off gas valves when leaving the house; do not charge phones, laptops, electric vehicles, etc. overnight or when unattended; avoid burning incense, candles, and votive paper near flammable materials (curtains, paper, clothes, wood, etc.).

When participating in events, festivals, watching fireworks,... people should observe the emergency exits, stairs, and fire exits to proactively escape when needed; do not jostle, push, and obey the instructions of the authorities.

People should absolutely not drive after drinking alcohol or beer. When traveling by boat or train, wear a life jacket and carry life-saving equipment. If a fire or explosion occurs, quickly stop the vehicle, turn off the engine, and use a fire extinguisher or other available materials to put out the fire.

At restaurants, karaoke bars, hotels, and shopping centers, owners need to regularly check the fire prevention system, maintain clear escape routes, use electricity safely, and not make illegal connections; at the same time, remind and train employees in incident handling skills.

Small traders are instructed to practice using fire extinguishers to extinguish simulated fires.

PC07 recommends that each family should equip themselves with portable fire extinguishers, flashlights, and gas masks to proactively respond. In case of fire, stay calm, raise the alarm, call 114, quickly escape safely, and participate in firefighting when possible.

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Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/tphcm-khuyen-cao-phong-ngua-chay-no-va-xu-ly-su-co-dip-le-2-9-post810781.html