What danger are we most likely to overlook in the hot summer ?

What is the most easily overlooked danger in the hot summer?

The first and foremost issue is heatstroke caused by high temperatures. Don't take it lightly just because you haven't experienced heatstroke before. Under the scorching sun, 1 out of 20 people who suffer from heatstroke in summer have experienced it. Remember to protect yourself from the sun, shade yourself from the sun, prepare medication, and drink more mung bean soup, fruit juice, etc. in summer.

Lightning strikes, as a natural disaster, occur throughout China every summer. Remember not to go barefoot during thunderstorms, and not to take a shower during thunderstorms and lightning strikes.

Of course, there is also drowning that we are often reminded to pay attention to in the summer. In the hot summer, both adults and children like to play in the water. People always have a careless mentality of "as the water looks shallow, it must be okay, and as I can swim, it must be okay". As a result, sometimes they happen to encounter difficulties. Please pay attention to water safety!

Finally, there is another safety issue that our families often overlook, which is gas leakage: as the summer temperature rises, the gas will expand due to heat, and the pressure inside the gas pipeline will increase, making it easy for leaks to occur. Gas has a higher specific gravity than air, and after leakage, it will accumulate in low-lying areas, reaching explosive concentrations and causing explosions. So it is important to install gas leak detectors at home, and if installed, regularly check if the gas leak detector is functioning properly. It should be noted that gas leak detectors can always detect potential dangers one step ahead and issue alerts in a timely manner. It can help us quickly and promptly escape danger. So installing gas leak detectors brings us not only safety but also peace of mind!

The most easily overlooked dangers in the hot summer are not just the above points, but many, many more. In short, remember to protect your own and your family's safety.