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A 10-year-old boy in the property hall died of electrocution while playing hide and seek
The news has sparked heated discussions among netizens
Monitoring video display
Several children in the property lobby
Playing hide and seek next to stacked parcels
A boy hides inside
Behind the vertical air conditioner next to the express box
Unfortunately, an accident occurred
The child's family believes that
The property has not installed leakage protectors in public areas
The cause of the accident is under further investigation
In daily life
Danger is everywhere
However, the child's safety awareness is not strong
Maintain curiosity about many things in life
A slight lack of attention may lead to danger
● On June 27, 2023, a child in Huainan, Anhui was electrocuted while playing with bumper cars.
On November 20, 2022, a little girl in Chongqing accidentally inserted stainless steel chopsticks into the insertion board while playing, resulting in serious electric injuries to her hands and 9 fingers being cut.
On July 11, 2022, a boy in Pizhou City, Jiangsu Province, was suddenly electrocuted and unable to move while climbing stairs in his yard. Upon hearing this, his grandmother picked up a dry wooden stick and knocked the child's hand off the power line, successfully rescuing him. The cause of the accident was due to the aging of the home circuit.
On April 26, 2021, a primary school student in Haikou, Hainan fell into the accumulated water without warning. Surrounding citizens noticed that the boy had fallen near a lamp post, possibly due to an electric shock, so they carefully dragged him aside with tools. After some treatment, the elementary school student gradually regained his senses and was sent to the hospital for further examination and treatment.
In June 2019, a 5-year-old girl in Chaoyang, Beijing was playing in a shopping mall when she accidentally got an electric shock while touching the handrail device on the corridor bridge. She immediately curled up and fell to the ground. After seeking medical treatment, the child appeared to have a suspected burn and was not in life-threatening condition.
On August 18, 2017, a girl tragically electrocuted while walking her dog at a fountain near a residential area in Jilin province.
How to prevent electric shock accidents in children?
Please note
These places are prone to electric shock accidents ↓
Air conditioning external unit
01
When the outdoor unit of the air conditioner is working, it may not only leak electricity and cause accidents, but also because its outer shell and cover are made of metal products. Under high temperatures in summer, it is very easy to burn children when touched. Therefore, it is important to stay away!
transformer substation
02
Substations can be seen everywhere in our daily lives, such as in residential areas and along streets. There are many box type and landscape type substations, which resemble ordinary public toilets in appearance. Without obvious warning signs, children are prone to entering by mistake, and once they enter, it can easily cause accidents.
street lamp
03
When taking your child out, be sure not to let them run and touch around, especially the street lights standing on the roadside. It's okay if the lights are not powered on during the day, but once they are turned on at night, don't let your child get close to them to prevent accidents.
Hanging wires and cables on the roadside
04
Tell children to stay away from these randomly scattered wires and cables, and not to grab and play with them out of curiosity and fun. Children don't have much safety awareness, and parents should not only give daily warnings, but also take good care of their children when taking them out to prevent accidents from happening.
Greenbelt landscape lights
05
Many green landscape lights in public places can sometimes be damaged by humans, resulting in exposed wires. If children enter and touch them, it can be dangerous. It is even more important to warn children not to urinate in the scenic lights to avoid the danger of electric leakage.
Traffic signal lights
06
Some traffic lights on the road may sometimes be out of repair for a long time, and the signal pole may leak electricity due to wind and sun exposure. Therefore, it is best to stay away when waiting for the green light with children.
Advertising lightbox
07
Some advertising light boxes on the street and at bus stops may sometimes leak electricity due to untimely detection. Both adults and children should stay away, let alone lean on the advertising light boxes to prevent accidents.
fountain
08
The voltage below the fountain is very high, especially when the music fountain is paused, it is very dangerous to step on the spray hole with your feet, and there is a possibility of electric shock. In addition, many fountains are out of repair for a long time. When spraying water, if you find that the spray hole sprays water unevenly, you should pay attention. It is likely due to a short circuit or poor contact in the circuit, so be sure to stay away!
Going out
Stay away from these places
Usually at home
Parents also need to teach
Children's safe use of electricity
Tell the child
These things, don't touch them
Parents should tell their children
Do not touch fingers or other conductive objects
Insert into the power socket
This can easily cause electric shock
Never use wet hands to plug or unplug the plug
Parents can place their children in easily accessible areas
Install socket protection cover
Damaged and detached wires are prone to leakage
If you find any damaged or detached electrical wires in your home
Never touch
teach a child
These items, don't play with them
Parents should teach their children
If you find that your home appliances are broken
Find parents as soon as possible
Do not disassemble any electrical objects by yourself
To avoid being cut by sharp metal parts
Or electric shock hazard may occur
Electric appliances such as hair dryers, irons, and heaters
The temperature is very high during use
Try not to let children use such appliances alone
Avoid burns or other hazards
First aid for electric shock in children, 90% can survive
After being electrocuted, a person may not necessarily die immediately, but may experience symptoms such as nerve paralysis, respiratory interruption, and cardiac arrest. If the on-site rescue is timely and appropriate, it can be saved.
According to some statistical data from abroad, 90% of patients who start treatment one minute after an electric shock have good results; The likelihood of rescue for those who start treatment 12 minutes after an electric shock is very low. Therefore, racing against time and timely rescue are crucial.
How should adults provide first aid if a child is electrocuted?
1. Cut off the current before rescuing
You can use a dry wooden stick to pull the wires apart, or pull the child away from the wires. When parents want to directly pull away their children, they must stand on a pile of dry paper or wooden boards, then hold onto the child's dry clothes and drag the child away to prevent the rescuer from being electrocuted.
2. If the child is conscious
After cutting off the current, if the child is still conscious, remember not to let the child walk. If the child is allowed to move immediately after an electric shock, it may cause death. The correct method is to let the child rest on the ground and then call 120.
3. If the child is unconscious
If the child has been electrocuted for a long time, their face may turn pale or blue purple, they may become unconscious, and even their heart and breathing may stop. At this point, every second should be rushed and immediate on-site rescue should be carried out, including mouth to mouth breathing and cardiac compressions. At the same time, someone else should help make an emergency call for the doctor to come for emergency treatment.
Dear parents
Be sure to raise your own and your child's safety awareness
Tell the child to stay away from these dangers!
Comprehensive Compilation of Emergency Management in China
