Safety Guidelines
Medical Safety
Always keep a basic first-aid kit and emergency medicines readily available. In case of illness or injury, seek immediate medical assistance and contact the nearest hospital or emergency healthcare service without delay.
Fire Safety
Prevent fire hazards by handling electrical equipment and flammable materials with care. Keep fire extinguishers accessible, avoid overloading electrical outlets, and follow emergency evacuation procedures during a fire.
flood safety
Stay informed through official weather and flood alerts during the monsoon season. Avoid flooded roads and low-lying areas, move to higher ground when necessary, and never attempt to cross fast-flowing water.
Earthquake Safety
During an earthquake, Drop, Cover, and Hold On until the shaking stops. Stay away from windows, heavy furniture, and electrical equipment, and move to an open area once it is safe.
Road Safety
Always follow traffic rules, wear seat belts or helmets, obey speed limits, and avoid using mobile phones while driving. Stay alert on the road and practice safe driving to protect yourself and others.
Electrical Safety
Use electrical appliances responsibly and never touch exposed wires or damaged electrical equipment. Turn off the power supply before repairs and keep electrical devices away from water to prevent accidents.
- Â Keep a well-stocked first-aid kit at home and while traveling.
- Â Seek immediate medical help during emergencies or serious injuries.
- Â Maintain good hygiene by washing hands and drinking safe water.
- Â Keep a fire extinguisher in easily accessible locations.
- Â Avoid overloading electrical sockets and faulty wiring.
- Â Know the nearest emergency exit and evacuation route.
- Â Stay updated with official weather and flood warnings.
- Â Never walk or drive through flooded roads.
- Â Move to higher ground when flood alerts are issued.
- Drop, Cover, and Hold On during an earthquake.
- Â Stay away from windows, glass, and heavy furniture.
- Â Move to an open area after the shaking stops.
- Â Do not touch damaged wires or exposed electrical cables.
- Â Keep electrical appliances away from water.
- Â Switch off the main power before electrical repairs.
- Always wear a helmet or seat belt while traveling.
- Avoid using mobile phones while driving.
- Â Follow traffic signals, speed limits, and road signs at all times.
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