When did Zhaodong 119 Fire Day start?

　　National Fire Protection Day, that is, November 9 every year, with its combination of numbers 1 and 9 happens to be the fire alarm number "119", this day is designated as an important moment to commemorate and fire safety. Since its establishment, this day has not only prayed for a reduction in fires, but also served as an opportunity for the whole people to learn and raise their awareness of fire safety.

Remember the date and build the Great Fire Wall together

　　119 Fire Day is not only a commemorative day, but also a call to action. On this day, from organs to campuses, from enterprises to communities, various fire drills, lectures and publicity activities were carried out, aiming to enhance the public's awareness of fire prevention and self-rescue and mutual rescue capabilities. Remembering this day is as important as remembering the promise of the patron saint of life – the firefighters.

Learning, practice, and safety

• Learn: Use official channels to understand fire protection knowledge, including home fire prevention knowledge, office fire safety, emergency evacuation skills, etc.
• practice: Participate in fire drills organized by units or communities to experience how to save oneself and each other in a fire.
• share: Share what you have learned with family and friends, so that the fire of safety can be passed on to more people.

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Advice & Tips

• Regularly inspect electrical wires, gas pipes, etc. at home, and replace aging and worn parts in a timely manner.
• Create an emergency escape plan for your home or company to ensure that every member is familiar with it.
• Regularly participate in fire safety education and training to improve the ability to respond to fires.
• Pay attention to community dynamics, participate in various activities organized by the local fire department, and jointly build a safe living environment.

　　Every year on November 9, let us take this opportunity not only to remember the heroes who died in the fire, but also to take action and make safety the norm of life. Let "119" not only be a string of numbers, but also a safety alarm bell.