With its high safety and comfort and convenience, the train became the first choice for long-distance travel. When riding a train, there should be some safety common sense and emergency treatment.
(1) When entering or exiting the station, it shall follow the guidance of railway station and train staff, and enter and exit the station according to the guidance of the station. Cooperate with the staff to make security check, do not carry dangerous goods on board, lest it causes irreversible consequences. If the dangerous goods are accidentally brought into the car, they should be handed over to the conductor or police. If it is hidden, it will be severely punished when being found out.
(2) When waiting for a vehicle on the platform, wait within the safe line.
(3) After getting on the bus put away your luggage and notice: rectangle articles cannot press circle and heavy articles cannot press light. In this way, when the train shakes turbulently, the luggage is less likely to fall down and injure passengers.
(4) In the process of pulling in and out of the station, the train turbulence is obvious so it is easy to appear braking or other unexpected situations, passengers shouldn’t walk around and should sit on the seat and walk after the train running smoothly
According to the Railway Passenger Transportation of Dangerous Goods Inspection Process (interim) released by Ministry of Railways on January 21, 1994, the hazardous articles refer to something that can cause explosion, burning, corrosion easily or radioactive materials, gun, controlled knife and other items that may threat public security. It is mainly included:
explosive materials such as detonators, fuse, firecracker, firework, cracker, falling firework, explosible paper, etc.
Flammable liquids, such as gasoline, kerosene, turpentine, oil paint, etc.
Flammable solids, such as sulfur, DDVP, etc.;
Compressed gas;
Self-inflammable articles;
Toxic substances, such as cyanide, arsenic, DDVP and so on;
Corrosive corporation, such as sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, hydrogen peroxide, caustic soda, etc.
radioactive articles;
oxidizing agent;
items that are easy to burn in the case of water;
guns and knives without legal holding formalities also belong to the the category of dangerous goods.
Comment list ( 0 )
