The fire in Henan factory has killed 38 people: how to avoid the recurrence of similar tragedies caused by illegal welding?

Prohibit illegal operations, pay attention to fire safety, do not use naked flames, install fire control facilities in place, implement fire control responsibilities, and strengthen the management of flammable materials. All these can avoid the recurrence of similar tragedies.

A fire broke out in a factory in Henan province, killing 38 people. The main cause of the fire was the welder's illegal operation. It is said that in the process of welder's illegal operation of electric welding, cotton wool flew over and was ignited by sparks generated by electric welding, which caused the whole warehouse to catch fire. The fire not only caused huge economic losses to this enterprise, but also caused 38 deaths. This is a major safety responsibility accident and a tragedy that people don't want to see. In order to avoid the recurrence of similar tragedies, we must strictly ask our workers not to operate illegally and not to touch the safety red line in all work.

In order to avoid the recurrence of similar tragedies, we must pay attention to fire safety, especially the warehouses of enterprises. There must be a special fire escape, keep ventilation everywhere, set fire warning signs in conspicuous positions, and illegal operations are not allowed in the warehouse, let alone open flames. Only in this way can we avoid accidental fires and prevent similar tragedies from happening again.

The safety of fire-fighting facilities made him play an important role at the critical moment, which is also an effective way to avoid the recurrence of similar tragedies. In particular, warehouses that store flammable materials must have fire hydrants and fire extinguishers, and workers in their own enterprises must also have the necessary knowledge of fire control, so that when an accident occurs, they can correctly use these fire control facilities, put out open flames, prevent the fire from spreading, avoid huge economic losses caused by the fire, and avoid injuries or deaths in the fire.

Implementing fire control responsibility and strengthening the management of flammable materials are also effective ways to avoid the recurrence of similar tragedies. Relevant enterprises must implement the responsibility system for fire control, so that the leaders in the enterprises are responsible for fire control. Warehouses storing flammable materials and warehouses storing dangerous goods must be patrolled 24 hours a day, and abnormal situations should be reported in time to eliminate hidden dangers. If there is an accidental fire, the relevant responsible persons should be held accountable and let them pay a relatively high price. Only in this way can they play their due warning role and avoid the recurrence of similar tragedies.