Notice of temporary suspension of open-air night market in Shouxian County, Huainan City (notification document of temporary suspension of open-air night market in Shouxian County, Huainan City)

The Shou County Urban Management and Administrative Law Enforcement Bureau issued a notice on the temporary suspension of the open-air night market:

In order to actively respond to the county party committee and county government’s flood prevention and typhoon prevention work deployment, and effectively prevent the possibility of typhoon “fireworks” In order to effectively protect the property and life safety of the people, the Shou County Urban Management Bureau will temporarily suspend the open-air night market diversion points in the urban area starting today. The relevant matters are hereby notified as follows:

1. Regarding the original installation in Jin Three temporary night market stalls at Tian Farmers Market, Heng'an Garden and Huaihe Plaza have been temporarily closed.

2. All operators should actively respond to support and immediately evacuate all business items and business tools on their own to avoid possible losses caused by the typhoon and harm to others.

3. Return to normal operations after the typhoon.

Things to note after a typhoon:

1. Do not connect downed power lines indiscriminately

After a typhoon, downed power lines are often seen on the road. Regardless of whether it is live or not, it should be regarded as live, keep a sufficient safe distance from the point where the wire breaks, and report to the electrical department in a timely manner. Do not randomly test gas, circuits, etc. before you have complete safety assurance to prevent accidents.

2. Timely removal of garbage

After the typhoon, the streets are full of fallen leaves, silt, and domestic garbage, which can easily breed various diseases. At this time, everyone should first Time to clean up the trash. In addition, if food at home has been flooded or supplies have been damaged in the typhoon, they must be dealt with promptly.

3. Don’t forget post-disaster epidemic prevention

After a typhoon, if the drinking water at home is contaminated, it must be disinfected, and the surrounding environment must be cleaned at the same time. It is best to spray some disinfectant when cleaning rain-soaked areas.

4. Prevention of insect-borne infectious diseases

After the typhoon, rats, mosquitoes and flies tend to breed in large numbers in the disaster-stricken areas, and can also easily bring insect-borne infectious diseases to humans, such as dengue fever. Therefore, after a typhoon, you must clean the surrounding environment, remove accumulated water in flower beds and used tires to avoid mosquito breeding, improve household hygiene, and eliminate flies and cockroaches. Don't go outside at dusk and before dawn, when mosquitoes are most active. Wear long sleeves and pants when going out at night, no sandals. If you are likely to come into contact with ticks or mites, you should tuck your pants into your socks, wear boots if possible, and choose a suitable repellent to apply to the exposed skin. The repellent can also be sprayed on clothes, shoes, tents, and mosquito nets. and other items. Screens should be installed on the doors and windows of your residence. If there are no screens, the doors and windows should be closed at night. Mosquito nets should be placed over beds if mosquitoes are likely to enter the home. Use a mosquito spray or mosquito killer with insecticide tablets in the dormitory at night, or light a mosquito coil.

5. Don’t rush home or blindly drive into the mountains

After the typhoon, there will be geological hazards such as landslides, mudslides, and river bank collapse in some places, so the evacuated people Do not rush home to check the damage situation. It is best to wait until the place of residence is declared safe before returning home as arranged. Don't blindly drive into the mountains, because after heavy rains, the probability of disasters such as rock landslides and roadbed destruction in mountainous areas increases. It is very dangerous to enter the mountains at this time.

6. Do not eat food that has been flooded

After typhoons and floods, the number of patients with acute gastroenteritis in the hospital often increases, which may be caused by eating unclean food. . Disease control experts remind that food soaked in water should not be eaten except for canned food that is well sealed. Canned food should also be washed with clean water before eating; do not eat dead livestock, poultry, and aquatic products that have been soaked in water. Submerged and rotten vegetables and fruits, bulk food products suspected of being soaked in water, and moldy rice, corn, peanuts, etc. It is best to boil drinking water for 5-10 minutes before drinking.

7. Do not buy suspicious food

After the typhoon, everyone should carefully select vegetables and fruits before buying them. When cleaning, they should be soaked in water for more than half an hour, and fruits should be peeled. Eat later. Be careful when buying food and never buy food of unknown origin, as some vendors will unknowingly pass off food that was flooded or expired during the typhoon as inferior quality.