Cemetery fire incidents reduced by 60%, demonstrating significant effectiveness of fire prevention awareness campaigns.
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During the Qingming Festival holiday, the Tainan City Fire Department successfully reduced the number of grass and cemetery fires from last year's 83 cases to 30 cases, a decrease of over 60%. This was accomplished through the use of drone patrols and the deployment of fire trucks and volunteer firefighters to high-risk cemeteries. The Fire Department emphasizes the importance of fire prevention advocacy and reminds citizens to follow the "Four No's and One Must" fire safety rules to enhance tomb-sweeping safety.
In response to Qingming Tomb Sweeping, the Tainan City Fire Department has strengthened fire prevention promotion a month in advance and utilized drones for aerial inspections during the holiday period to monitor fire hotspots. Simultaneously, the fire department dispatched fire trucks and volunteer firefighters to stand guard at cemeteries in high-risk areas, and this series of measures has significantly reduced the occurrence of fire incidents.
According to statistics, during this year’s Qingming holiday, only thirty cases of grassland cemetery fires occurred, a substantial decrease of over sixty percent compared to eighty-three cases during the same period last year. The noticeable decline in fire incidents during this year's Qingming holiday (April 3 to 5) clearly reflects the continued efforts of the fire department and various teams to enhance fire prevention promotion.
To reduce the risk of fires caused by improper behavior during ancestor worship, the fire department continues to remind citizens to adhere to the "Four Don'ts and One Must" mantra: (No burning of weeds, no burning of paper money, no setting off firecrackers, no littering of cigarette butts, and must take away trash), while actively providing fire safety bags at various fire hotspots to enhance the safety of tomb sweeping.
The fire department emphasizes the importance of fire prevention and is committed to reducing foreseeable cemetery fire cases through extensive promotion, ensuring that prevention efforts against fire hazards will not be compromised.