China News Service, July 22. According to the WeChat official account of the Chinese Embassy in Japan, in the midsummer season, activities such as playing at the beach to relieve the heat, catching sea shells, swimming and diving are widely loved by people.
In addition to enjoying the summer, you must always be alert to water safety risks.
Recently, cases of accidental drowning of Chinese citizens in Japan have occurred frequently, which is distressing.
The Chinese Embassy in Japan hereby reminds everyone to pay attention to the safety of wading in summer:
1. Be fully prepared.
Understand the situation and weather forecast of the play area, learn the basic skills of drowning prevention and first aid, memorize the rescue phone number of the play place, and prepare necessary equipment such as life buoys.
Before entering the water, the body should be fully active, and the physical condition should be fully evaluated. Do not forcefully enter the water.
2. Comply with safety regulations.
Please go to places with formal management and high safety factor to play, and do not play in undeveloped areas or areas with obvious warning signs such as prohibition of entry.
Pay attention to the reminder of the ebb and flow time of the seaside, do not "hang around" to avoid danger.
3. Carefully take care of the safety of children.
When parents take their children to play in the water, they must do a good job in safety education and accompany them throughout the process. Do not let the children leave the parents' sight for a long time.
Fourth, pay attention to weather changes.
In summer, the weather is hot, and heat stroke is prone to occur, which is also one of the major risks of wading.
At the same time, summer is also the season of frequent typhoons.
Please pay attention to weather changes. In case of bad weather, you should be prepared to avoid danger in time. Do not approach dangerous areas such as the seaside and riverside, and do not go into the water to play.
In addition, the epidemic situation in Japan continues to deteriorate, and the number of newly diagnosed cases has repeatedly hit new highs.
Don't forget about epidemic prevention and safety when you go out to play.
Please take strict precautions to avoid gathering together and reduce the risk of infection.
In case of emergency, please call the 119 emergency number in time for help.
Consular protection and assistance telephone of the embassy in Japan: 03-6450-2195.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs Global Consular Protection and Services Emergency Call Center (24 hours) +86-10-12308 or +86-10-59913991.