【Production Version】Security Question 2018-2-19 (Short Answer)
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What information should be provided when calling 119 to report a fire? Answer: 1) It is necessary to specify the location of the fire, the name of the village or town, as well as the district, street, and house number; 2) It is important to indicate what items are on fire, the severity of the fire, whether there are any flammable materials or hazardous chemicals present, and whether anyone is trapped; 3) The caller’s name, affiliation, and phone number should be provided; 4) Answers to the questions posed by the fire department should be clear and concise.
Answer: 1) Clearly state the name of the unit where the fire started, as well as the name of the village or town, and the district, street, and house number; 2) Specify what items are on fire, the intensity of the fire, whether there are any flammable materials or hazardous chemicals present, and whether anyone is trapped; 3) Provide the name of the person calling the police, their affiliation, and the phone number they are using; 4) Answer the firefighter’s questions clearly and concisely.
Answer: 1) Clearly state the name of the unit where the fire started, as well as the name of the village or town, and the district, street, and house number; 2) Specify what items are on fire, the intensity of the fire, whether there are any flammable materials or hazardous chemicals present, and whether anyone is trapped; 3) Provide the name of the person calling the police, their affiliation, and the phone number they are using; 4) Answer the firefighter’s questions clearly and concisely.
Calling 119 to report a fire is intended to enable the police to arrive promptly and control the fire; therefore, when reporting a fire it is essential to specify the exact location of the fire – including the precise address and the route to get there. It is also helpful to indicate the likely cause of the fire, such as aged wiring or gas leaks.
(1) After dialing the fire emergency number, it is necessary to clearly state the name of the building on fire, as well as the detailed address including the district/county, street, house number, or village. (2) It is necessary to clarify what is on fire and how intense the fire is. (3) It is necessary to clarify whether it is a single-story building or a multi-story one; it is best to also specify the location of the fire, the materials that were burning, and the conditions of the fire. (4) The informant should state their name, workplace, and phone number clearly. (5) After reporting the fire, a dedicated person should be sent to the street intersection or village entrance to wait for the fire truck and guide it along the route to the fire site, so as to ensure its rapid and accurate arrival at the location of the fire.
1. The detailed address of the unit or individual where the fire occurred. The address must be specified clearly. 2. The source of the fire. So that the fire department can dispatch the appropriate vehicles based on the characteristics of the substance on fire. 3. Fire situation. Whether there is smoke, flames, or information on their size, and how many houses are on fire, etc. 4. Name of the person reporting and phone number used. So that the fire department can contact them by phone to understand the situation at the fire scene.
1) It is necessary to clearly state the unit where the fire started, the name of the village or town, as well as the district, street, and house number; 2) It is important to specify what items are on fire, the intensity of the fire, whether there are any flammable materials or hazardous chemicals present, and whether anyone is trapped; 3) The caller’s name, affiliation, and phone number should be provided; 4) Answer the firefighters’ questions clearly and concisely
(1) Clearly state the name of the unit where the fire started, the name of the village or town, as well as the district, street, and house number; (2) Specify what items are on fire, the intensity of the fire, whether there are any flammable materials or hazardous chemicals present, and whether anyone is trapped; (3) Provide the name of the person calling the police, their workplace, and the phone number they are using; (4) Answer the firefighter’s questions clearly and concisely.
(1) Clearly state the name of the unit where the fire started, the name of the village or town, as well as the district, street, and house number; (2) Specify what items are on fire, the intensity of the fire, whether there are any flammable materials or hazardous chemicals present, and whether anyone is trapped; (3) Provide the name of the person calling the police, their workplace, and the phone number they are using; (4) Answer the firefighter’s questions clearly and concisely.
(1) Clearly state the name of the unit where the fire started, the name of the village or town, as well as the district, street, and house number; (2) Specify what items are on fire, the intensity of the fire, whether there are any flammable materials or hazardous chemicals present, and whether anyone is trapped; (3) Provide the name of the person calling the police, their workplace, and the phone number they are using; (4) Answer the firefighter’s questions clearly and concisely.
(1) Clearly state the name of the facility where the fire started, as well as the name of the village or town, and the district, street, and house number; (2) Specify what items are on fire, the intensity of the fire, whether there are any flammable materials or hazardous chemicals present, and whether anyone is trapped; (3) Provide the name of the person calling the police, their employer, and the phone number they are using; (4) Answer the questions from the fire department clearly and concisely.