Participate in fire cherish life

What does "fire" mean? I don't think everyone can answer it completely, including myself. With this question, I opened the "Modern Chinese Dictionary", which explained "Fire and Fire." In the event of a fire, people will immediately dial 119 and the firefighter will rush to the scene to fight the fire as quickly as possible. But it will always cause more or less casualties and property damage. Television and newspapers often report similar incidents. The scene is really terrible and shocking.

On June 18, 2007, a fire broke out in a firewood shed at No. 21, No. 21, Jianglong Village, Wanshan Town, Wusheng County, Sichuan Province, and actually took the life of a three-year-old boy! At 1:56 pm that day, the 119 duty room in Wusheng County received an alarm call. When the fire truck arrived at the scene, the fire was extinguished by the enthusiastic villagers. The scene was a mess, and the area burned was less than 6 square meters. Corn stalks and straw were spread over the ground. A boy's body was found in corn stalks. The face, chest and legs were burnt in large areas. Some of the skins had fallen off, causing a burst of burnt smell, which was very miserable. If the fire comes, we can take some measures to save the fire, and perhaps stop a tragedy.

So what should I do if the fire comes? In the event of a fire, you must immediately call the "119" fire alarm. When you are in an alarm, you must not panic. You should briefly and accurately state where the fire occurred, such as which district, which road, which residential area, the first few buildings, and several floors. If the fire truck hasn't arrived yet, you have to find a way to escape from the fire. We can smear wet items such as wet quilts, wet sheets, wet bath towels, etc., and then quickly leave. Don't take anything, like money. Also, don't use the elevator to escape!

In life, we inevitably need to use fire, I hope that students can be vigilant, strengthen prevention, and not use fire, so that the fire will stay away from us.

Sixth grade: Zou Xinyu