Who will deal with the hornet's nest in the residential area

If you find a hornet's nest in a residential area, you can contact the fire brigade to deal with it. The fire brigade mainly undertakes emergency rescue work focusing on saving people, such as major disasters and accidents. Clearing the hornet's nest is a project to serve the people.

When attacked by a wasp, you should squat down, protect your head and neck with clothes, and don't rush in to avoid being chased by a wasp. If you are stung by a wasp, you can pick out the stinger with a needle or tweezers, but don't squeeze it, then immediately apply some soapy water, soda water or ammonia water, and then apply safflower oil to the wound. If the injury is serious, you should be sent to the hospital for treatment immediately.

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In case of fire, leakage of dangerous chemicals, road traffic accidents, earthquake, building collapse, major production safety accidents, air crash, explosion, terrorist incidents, personal distress, floods, droughts, meteorological disasters, forest and grassland fires and other natural disasters, mine accidents and water disasters, major environmental pollution, nuclear and radiation accidents and public health emergencies, you can call the fire alarm number 18. This number is a special number and there is no charge.

After dialing 1 19, you should accurately report the address (road name, alley name, house number) and the danger. When you don't know the specific address, you should tell the geographical location, obvious buildings or road signs around you.

People's Daily Online-Fire Department reminds: Urban hornet's nest must be strictly guarded against.

People's Network-When it is hot, there are many wasps. The fire brigade is busy picking up the hornet's nest, calling the police 126 times a day.