Unexpected habits of students pose a potential fire risk

(NLDO) - New students need to keep a steady mind, regularly update information and proactively seek support when encountering problems to avoid risks.

In the program "New Student's Luggage" held at Ho Chi Minh City University of Law on November 2, Captain Ly Bac Hai, propaganda officer of the Fire Prevention and Rescue Police Department of Ho Chi Minh City Police, revealed a bad habit of students, which has many potential risks of causing fire and explosion, especially in dormitories or boarding houses with many people.

Small habits, big consequences

According to Captain Hai, students often use their phones while they are charging, even though the phone is hot, they still continue to use it. In some other cases, they are subjective, buying and using electrical equipment that is not guaranteed, the wire is exposed but still try to continue using it...

"Just small details and bad habits can unintentionally cause fires and explosions with unfortunate consequences. Young people can completely prevent them to minimize the risk of bad situations happening," Captain Hai affirmed.

At the program, Captain Hai also emphasized the importance of handling situations when trapped in a fire, instructing students on simple escape measures such as using blankets and wet towels to protect their respiratory tract, helping them protect their lives. New students need to proactively equip themselves with more knowledge about fire prevention and first aid skills.

Captain Ly Bac Hai emphasized the risks of using the phone while charging the battery.

Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Chanh Trung reminded students not to drive after drinking alcohol or substances containing alcohol.

Stay away from "easy work, high salary"

Dr. Nguyen Thi Anh Hong, Head of the Criminal Law Department, Faculty of Criminal Law, Ho Chi Minh City University of Law, warned about fraudulent tricks in cyberspace, taking advantage of the "easy job, high salary" mentality or manipulating fear to appropriate property.

New students need to keep a steady mind, regularly update information and proactively seek support when encountering problems to avoid risks.

New students join the program at Ho Chi Minh City University of Law

Master Vu Dinh Le, Deputy Head of Admissions Consulting Department, Ho Chi Minh City University of Law, said that the "New Student's Luggage" program is held annually for new students. In addition, the school has just inaugurated a mental health counseling room to take care of students' mental health.

"The activity will help students identify early signs of stress, anxiety, and depression, and receive timely psychological advice and support to maintain a positive mental state in study and life," added MSc. Le.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/thoi-quen-khong-ngo-cua-sinh-vien-tiem-an-nguy-co-chay-no-196251102174152239.htm