1, pay attention to water hygiene.
First of all, we should pay special attention to the hygiene of drinking water. There is heavy rain in the city. If there is bottled water, it is of course the safest, followed by tap water. Of course, some communities may have stopped water supply, but because of municipal control, as long as there is water, it is generally safer. However, it is recommended that water be boiled before use. Whether it is washing water or drinking water, if conditions permit, it is best to burn it before using it.
Secondly, we should try to avoid traveling in the water, because there may be unknown pollutants in the water, such as excrement, animal carcasses, biochemical products, aquatic organisms and so on. Unprotected direct contact may lead to infection or unknown damage.
Step 2 prevent bites
Not only mosquito bites, but also other unknown creatures may bite you when you have to wade. Don't scratch after being bitten. It's best to find out what is biting you, and then do corresponding treatment, including disinfection. Once there are signs of infection such as fever, you should seek medical advice promptly.
Step 3 prevent colds
Keeping a regular life, arranging time reasonably, avoiding fatigue and changing clothes at any time after a rainstorm are very important to prevent colds.
Clothes should be used after cleaning at home.
After the water recedes, it is likely to leave a lot of germs. Sofas, beds, tables and chairs and other large furniture should be disinfected and exposed to the sun as much as possible. Clothes and sheets soaked in sewage can be soaked in 84 disinfectant and cleaned before use.
5. Wash your hands with clean tap water.
Summer is the high season of intestinal infectious diseases, and the risk of illness will increase after heavy rain, so be sure to wash your hands in time after touching dirty things; Wash your hands before going home, eating or eating snacks.