What are the types of hazards to life safety

Answer: Including the safety of human life, health, freedom of movement, residence, personality, reputation, etc.

1. Going out Try not to bring a bag, and it is best to take a taxi when you go out with valuables.

2. When walking or waiting for a bus, try to keep a certain distance from strangers and be more vigilant; avoid walking in sparsely populated places, and when walking alone in remote places, be sure to avoid suspicious people approaching in groups; Don't distract yourself from some unusual phenomena around you (such as someone losing money, etc.), and don't get too involved in chatting with friends while walking. 3. Try to avoid going out at night and go home as early as possible during night activities. 4. Don’t hang your mobile phone on your waist, and try not to use your mobile phone while walking. 5. Don’t ride a motorcycle; don’t force yourself to get on the bus with others. 6. When going to unfamiliar places, try to find or ask the police on your own, and do not let strangers lead the way. 7. Try not to talk to strangers. If a stranger approaches and talks to you, you should immediately avoid it and keep a certain distance. If you feel abnormal, you should hold your breath immediately and flee the scene. 8. Don’t climb wild mountains; when climbing mountains, try to go with the flow, go with others, and follow the designated route, don’t find another way. 9. Be careful when meeting netizens, don’t go to potentially dangerous places with them, and don’t drink the drinks provided by them carelessly. 10. Try to avoid cash operations and learn to use online banking or telephone banking; after withdrawing cash from the bank, you should first observe whether there are any suspicious persons before leaving. 11. Avoid bringing too much cash, but don’t bring no money either. Don't carry all your bank cards with you. Take one bank card with you when traveling. The current deposit in it is enough to cover foreseeable expenses and have a slight surplus; in an emergency, abandon or destroy the bank when you are sure. Card, but be careful not to be discovered by thieves, otherwise it is very likely to cause greater harm. 12. When dating, do not go to unsafe places for the sake of romance, such as inaccessible wilderness or riverside. It is easy to be robbed in these places, and girls are also at risk of physical and mental harm. 13. If a stranger knocks on the door, regardless of the reason, you must verify the identity of the other person before opening the door. Don't forget to lock the door when you sleep at night. 14. Try not to participate in the onlookers on the roadside. Most of those people may be shills, temptations and traps. 15. Try to carry communication tools with you so that you can stay in touch with the outside world in a timely manner and ensure your personal safety. 16. Make the right choice for public places such as Internet cafes, and do not enter black Internet cafes without formal business licenses. 17. Try not to play in Internet cafes all night long, as this can easily create opportunities for criminals and lead to tragedies. 18. Do not decorate yourself with a large amount of valuable gold and silver jewelry, or wear excessive clothing in remote places, as this can easily lead to burns.

Edit the legal definition of this paragraph

Personal rights are the collective name of personality rights and identity rights. They refer to the rights enjoyed by civil subjects in accordance with the law and are inseparable and non-transferable from themselves. Statutory civil rights to direct property content. According to the "Interpretations of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in the Trial of Personal Injury Compensation Cases"

Article 1

Due to the infringement of life, health, and body, the holder of the right to compensation sues for compensation. If the obligor pays compensation for property losses and mental damage, the People's Court shall accept the case. The persons entitled to compensation as mentioned in this article refer to the victims who directly suffered personal injuries due to torts or other causes of harm, the dependents for whom the victims bear the obligation to support according to law, and the close relatives of the deceased victims. The term "compensation obligor" as mentioned in this article refers to the natural person, legal person or other organization that shall bear civil liability in accordance with the law due to the infringement of oneself or others or other causes of harm.

Article 2

If the victim is intentional or negligent in causing or amplifying the same damage, the compensation may be reduced or exempted in accordance with Article 131 of the General Principles of the Civil Law. The liability of the obligor. However, if the tortfeasor causes damage intentionally or with gross negligence and the victim is only at ordinary fault, the liability of the person obligated to pay compensation will not be reduced.

When applying the provisions of paragraph 3 of Article 106 of the General Principles of the Civil Law to determine the liability of the person with the obligation to compensate, if the victim has committed a major fault, the liability of the person with the obligation to compensate may be reduced.

Article 3

Two or more persons cause harm to another person with the same intention or the same negligence, or although there is no common intention or the same negligence, However, if the infringement acts are directly combined to cause the same damage, it constitutes joint infringement, and the infringement shall be jointly and severally liable in accordance with Article 130 of the General Principles of the Civil Law. If two or more people do not have the same intention or the same fault, but several acts they respectively performed indirectly combined to cause the same damage, they shall each bear corresponding liability for compensation according to the magnitude of the fault or the proportion of the causative force. Article 4 If two or more persons jointly commit acts that endanger the personal safety of others and cause damage, and the actual perpetrator cannot be identified, they shall bear joint and several liability in accordance with Article 130 of the General Principles of the Civil Law. ***Those who commit dangerous acts can prove that the damage was not caused by their actions and will not be liable for compensation.

Article 5

If the right holder for compensation sues some co-infringers, the people's court shall add other co-defendants as co-defendants. If the compensation right holder gives up its claim against some of its co-infringers during the lawsuit, other co-infringers will not be jointly and severally liable for the share of compensation borne by the defendant who has given up his claim. If the scope of liability is difficult to determine, it is presumed that each party is equally liable as the infringer. The people's court shall inform the compensation obligee of the legal consequences of giving up the litigation claim, and state the circumstances of the abandonment of the litigation claim in the legal document.

Article 6

Natural persons, legal persons, and other organizations engaged in accommodation, catering, entertainment and other business activities or other social activities fail to fulfill their safety and security obligations within reasonable limits, causing harm to others. If a person who is entitled to compensation requests that he or she suffers personal injury and assumes corresponding liability for compensation, the People's Court shall support the request. If damage occurs due to the infringement of a third party, the third party who committed the infringement shall bear the liability for compensation. If the safety guarantee obligor is at fault, he shall bear corresponding supplementary compensation liability to the extent that he can prevent or stop the damage. After the safety guarantee obligor assumes responsibility, he may recover compensation from the third party. If the person with the right to compensation sues the person with the security obligation, the third party shall be named as the co-defendant, unless the third party cannot be identified. Article 7 A school, kindergarten or other educational institution that has the obligation to educate, manage and protect minors in accordance with the law fails to perform relevant obligations within the scope of its duties and causes minors to suffer personal harm, or minors cause personal harm to others. , shall bear the liability for compensation corresponding to its fault. If a third party causes personal injury to a minor due to infringement, he shall be liable for compensation. If schools, kindergartens and other educational institutions are at fault, they shall bear corresponding supplementary liability for compensation.

Article 7

If the legal representative, person in charge or staff of a legal person or other organization causes harm to others while performing their duties, they shall be punished in accordance with Article 121 of the General Principles of the Civil Law. According to the provisions of this article, the legal person or other organization shall bear civil liability. If the above-mentioned personnel perform acts unrelated to their duties and cause harm to others, the perpetrators shall be liable for compensation. If the matter falls within the scope of compensation under the "State Compensation Law", it shall be handled in accordance with the provisions of the "State Compensation Law". Article 8 If an employee causes harm to others while engaging in employment activities, the employer shall bear liability for compensation; if an employee causes harm to others intentionally or due to gross negligence, he shall bear joint liability with the employer for compensation. If the employer is jointly and severally liable for compensation, it may recover compensation from the employee. The term “engaging in employment activities” as mentioned in the preceding paragraph refers to engaging in production and business activities or other labor activities within the scope authorized or instructed by the employer. If an employee's behavior exceeds the scope of authorization, but it is performed in the form of performing duties or is intrinsically related to the performance of duties, it shall be deemed to be engaged in employment activities. Article 9 If the contractor causes damage to a third party or causes damage to himself in the process of completing the work, the client shall not be liable for compensation. However, if the orderer is negligent in ordering, instructing or selecting, he shall bear corresponding liability for compensation. Article 10 If an employee suffers personal injury while engaging in employment activities, the employer shall bear liability for compensation.

Article 30 The People's Court shall determine the actual compensation amount for each property loss in Articles 19 to 29 in accordance with Article 131 of the General Principles of the Civil Law and Article 2 of this Interpretation. In principle, the material damage compensation determined in the preceding paragraph and the mental damage consolation payment determined in accordance with the first paragraph of Article 18 shall be paid in one lump sum. Article 31 If the specified period of nursing care, the number of years for payment of assistive device fees or the number of years for payment of disability compensation exceeds the determined period, and the compensation right holder files a lawsuit with the People's Court to request continued payment of nursing fees, assistive device fees or disability compensation, the People's Court shall accept the case. . If the person obligated to compensation really needs to continue nursing care or preparing assistive devices, or has no ability to work and no source of income, the People's Court shall order the person obligated to compensate to continue paying relevant expenses for five to ten years. Article 32: If the compensation obligor requests payment of disability compensation, living expenses for dependents, and disability assistive device expenses in the form of fixed payments, he shall provide corresponding guarantees. The people's court may determine the payment of relevant expenses in the form of fixed deposits based on the payment ability of the compensation obligor and the provision of guarantees. However, the expenses, death compensation and mental damage consolation that have been incurred before the conclusion of the first-instance court debate shall be paid in one lump sum. Article 33: The People's Court shall specify in legal documents the time and method of payment of fixed payments as well as the payment standards for each period. If relevant statistical data changes during the implementation period, the payment amount shall be adjusted accordingly in a timely manner. The periodic payment shall be paid according to the actual lifespan of the compensation obligee and shall not be limited by the compensation period in this interpretation. Article 34 The per capita disposable income of urban residents, the per capita net income of rural residents, the per capita consumer expenditure of urban residents, the per capita annual living consumption expenditure of rural residents, and the average salary of employees as mentioned in this interpretation shall be based on the statistics of each province and autonomous region published by the government statistics department. , municipalities directly under the Central Government, special economic zones and separately planned cities, the relevant statistical data of the previous year are determined. The previous year refers to the previous statistical year at the end of the first-instance court debate. Article 35 This interpretation shall come into effect on May 1, 2004. The provisions of this interpretation shall apply to first-instance personal injury compensation cases newly accepted after May 1, 2004. If a personal injury compensation case for which an effective judgment has been made is retried in accordance with the law, the provisions of this interpretation shall not apply. If the contents of judicial interpretations that have come into effect before this interpretation is promulgated and implemented are inconsistent with this interpretation, this interpretation shall prevail.

Edit this paragraph's top ten personal safety prohibitions

1. Those who fail safety education and job technical assessment are strictly prohibited from working independently. 2. Those who do not dress according to regulations or drink before work are strictly prohibited from entering production positions and construction sites. 3. Those who do not wear safety helmets are strictly prohibited from entering production equipment, maintenance and construction sites. 4. Those who do not apply for a safety work ticket or do not wear a seat belt are strictly prohibited from working at heights. 5. Without a safe operation ticket, it is strictly prohibited to enter toxic, harmful, oxygen-deficient places such as towers, containers, tanks, oil tanks, reactors, manholes, cable trenches, etc. 6. It is strictly prohibited to dismantle out-of-service pipes, pumps and other equipment connected to the system without applying for a maintenance work ticket. 7. Electrical construction work is strictly prohibited without completing the "three votes" for electrical work. 8. Groundbreaking construction is strictly prohibited without applying for a ticket for construction groundbreaking work. 9. The safety accessories and protective devices of mobile equipment or pressure vessels are not complete and easy to use, and it is strictly prohibited to start and use them. 10. It is strictly forbidden to scrub or disassemble the rotating parts of motorized equipment during operation.

Edit this paragraph on personal safety precautions

(1) Basic methods of preventing theft

1. There are three basic methods of preventing theft: human defense, physical defense and technical defense. . Among them, civil air defense is the only reliable method to prevent and stop theft crimes. Physical defense is one of the most widely used basic protective measures. Technical prevention is a more covert and reliable preventive measure that can detect intrusions immediately, can replace personnel guarding, and can be on alert for a long time without fatigue and slackness. Students should pay attention to the following points when working to prevent theft at school and at home: ① Close the windows and lock the doors at all times, and do not be afraid of trouble. Students must develop the habit of turning off lights, closing windows, and locking doors to prevent theft and criminals from taking advantage of the opportunity. ②Don’t stay with people who don’t know their details. We can't just talk about loyalty and feelings without principles.

In addition, teenagers lack experience in dealing with emotional problems and have a strong sense of novelty. They are prone to become addicted to online dating and even develop online dating. Once problems occur, it is difficult to understand them rationally and treat them correctly. In fact, there is a huge difference between making friends online and dating online and making friends and developing relationships in real life. The shortcomings of netizens in real life can easily be covered up by the Internet. Faced with such problems, young people must maintain a normal mentality when making friends, focus on study and work, achieve objective analysis, and avoid being addicted to the Internet and unable to extricate themselves.