讀後心得

During the Qingming Festival holiday from April 3rd to 5th, the police department's first precinct investigated six drunk driving cases, discovering that "next-day hangover" situations were more severe. They remind the public to pay attention to alcohol metabolism issues in their bodies. The police emphasize that one should never drive after drinking; instead, they should rest adequately and consider taking a taxi or finding a designated driver to ensure their own safety and the safety of others.

The city police first precinct conducted a crackdown on six drunk driving cases from the 3rd to the 5th, and pointed out that the situation of "next-day drunkenness" has significantly increased, reminding the public to stay vigilant.

To prevent drunk driving accidents, the city police first precinct began various law enforcement actions starting from the first day of the Qingming holiday, including multiple checkpoints and closed road inspections, to enhance the crackdown on drunk driving behaviors. Statistics show that during these three days, six drunk driving cases were detected, including three cases transferred for public danger charges, two administrative penalties, and one refusal to take a test.

An analysis of the drunk driving situation during this period found that the rate of daytime drunk driving has significantly increased, mainly due to "next-day drunkenness," which means that after consuming a large amount of alcohol the night before, the alcohol in the body has not fully metabolized by the next day, remaining in a state of drunkenness.

The city police first precinct reminds everyone that after drinking, one should never drive a vehicle. It is important to rest adequately and wait until the alcohol has fully metabolized before getting back on the road. If there are any discomforts or feelings of sluggishness the next day, one should not take chances and should opt for a taxi, designated driver, or driving service to avoid accidents.