Safety Guidelines for the Dragon Boat Festival Holiday (Attention parents with children)

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This post was last edited by Guan Gongyu on 2016-6-8 at 20:13. Please paste your replies: Read! I (xxx) will do it! Safety Guidelines for the Dragon Boat Festival Holiday I. Traffic Safety 1. Consciously abide by traffic rules; do not run around or play on roads. 2. When crossing the road, use the zebra crossing; do not cross arbitrarily. 3. Elementary school students are not allowed to ride bicycles on the road. 4. Abide by public order. 5. Be civilized when riding; offer your seat to others voluntarily, and do not make loud noises inside the vehicle. II. Water Safety 1. Do not play or take baths in dangerous places such as rivers, reservoirs, ponds, and wells. 2. Do not go fishing at the sea, reservoirs, ponds, and other such places with adults. III. Electrical Safety 1. Do not touch wires, light fixtures, sockets, etc. randomly. 2. Do not play in areas marked as “High Voltage – Danger”. IV. Fire Safety 1. Playing with fire is prohibited, and no kindling shall be brought. 2. Use gas and liquefied gas stoves etc. carefully and safely. 3. Do not play with fire to avoid fires. V. Food Safety 1. Consciously develop good personal hygiene habits*. 2. Never buy or consume food that is without a manufacturer’s name, date of production, or expiration date. 3. When eating raw fruits and vegetables, make sure to wash them thoroughly before consuming them. VI. Prevention of influenza A 1. Maintain good hygiene. 2. Do not travel to or visit relatives in epidemic areas. 3. Do not come into contact with people from epidemic areas. VII. Safety in Other Aspects 1. Do not trust strangers; do not open the security door when strangers knock. 2. Before going to bed, check that the gas valve is closed to prevent gas poisoning. 3. Do not play with flammable, explosive items or corrosive chemicals. 4. Do not steal or rob, do not form gangs or engage in fights. Please paste your reply: Read! I (xxx) will do it! Wish everyone a healthy and happy holiday!