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這串討論令人很無言
我不想批評太多
只希望大家記得出外是代表國家
多學學人家守法的精神
其實我們出門在外,應該要比當地人更小心才是
補充一些9-1-1的資訊
http://investigation.discovery.com/tv/call-911/call-911-tips/top-10-tips.html
Top 10 Call 9-1-1 Tips
By 911 Lifeline, APCO and NENA
1. IS A PERSON HURT OR IN DANGER? DO YOU NEED THE POLICE, FIRE OR AMBULANCE?
Have you ever wondered whether to call 9-1-1? Since 9-1-1 is for emergencies
only, it helps to understand when to call and when not to call. An emergency
is any serious situation where a law enforcement officer, fire fighter, or
emergency medical help is needed right away. If you are unsure of whether
your situation is an emergency, go ahead and call 9-1-1. The 9-1-1 call taker
can determine if you need emergency assistance and can route you to the
correct location.
2. IF YOU DO CALL 9-1-1, EVEN BY MISTAKE, DO NOT HANG UP THE PHONE. 9-1-1
call takers are trained to get the most important information as quickly as
possible to get help on the way to an emergency situation. In an emergency
situation, allow the call taker to ask you all the questions they need in
order to get help there in the timeliest manner before you hang up or leave
the phone. If you happen to call by accident, stay on the line until you can
tell the call taker that you called by accident and there is no emergency.
This saves the call taker from having to call you back and confirm there is
no emergency or sending police with lights and sirens to check your address
for an emergency.
3. WHEN CALLING 9-1-1 DO YOUR BEST TO STAY CALM AND ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS.
Staying calm can be one of the most difficult, yet most important, things you
do when calling 9-1-1. It is very important that you stay as calm as possible
and answer all the questions the 9-1-1 call taker asks. The questions 9-1-1
call takers ask, no matter how relevant they seem, are important in helping
get the first responders to you as fast as possible.
4. HELP THE 9-1-1 CALL TAKER HELP YOU. Listen and answer the questions asked.
By doing this, it helps the call taker understand your situation and will
assist you with your emergency until the appropriate police, fire or medical
units arrive.
5. KNOW THE LOCATION OF THE EMERGENCY. The wireless 9-1-1 caller must be
aware that the 9-1-1 center that answers the call may not be the 9-1-1 center
that services the area that the wireless caller is calling from. Look for
landmarks, cross street signs and buildings. Know the name of the city or
county you are in. Knowing the location is vital to getting the appropriate
police, fire or EMS units to respond. Providing an accurate address is
critically important when making a wireless 9-1-1 call.
6. TEACH YOUR CHILDREN HOW TO CALL 9-1-1. Be sure they know what 9-1-1 is,
how to dial from your home and cell phone, and to trust the 9-1-1 call taker.
Make sure your child is physically able to reach at least one phone in your
home. When calling 9-1-1 your child needs to know their name, parent’s name,
telephone number, and most importantly their address. Tell them to answer all
the call takers questions and to stay on the phone until instructed to hang
up.
7. PRANK CALLS TO 9-1-1 WASTE TIME AND ARE CONSIDERED TO BE ILLEGAL IN MOST
STATES. Be sure all members of your household are aware that prank or
harassing calls to 9-1-1 will be dealt with by local law enforcement agencies.
8. POST YOUR ADDRESS CLEARLY AND PROMINENTLY AT YOUR ENTRANCE AND ON YOUR
HOME. Posting your 9-1-1 address at the driveway entrance and on your home
will alleviate any confusion as to whether emergency responders have the
correct location. Try using something reflective or illuminated so that it
can be seen in the evening as well as during the day. DO NOT ASSUME SINCE
YOUR MAILBOX IS MARKED YOU HAVE POSTED YOUR ADDRESS -- mailboxes are not
always at the entrance of a driveway and usually are not marked clearly on
both sides. Several cities and counties have ordinances for posting 9-1-1
addresses -- check with your local ones. And always report missing street
signs when noted -- these not only help others find your home but are
essential to emergency response personnel.
9. KNOW THE PHONES YOU OWN. Educate everyone about the phone system in your
home as well as your cell phone. Children may need to use the devices in an
emergency and will need to know how to operate them.
10. HELPFUL 9-1-1 WEBSITES FOR ALL AGES. Look under the Public Education tabs
on the websites for further information regarding 9-1-1.
http://www.nena.org
http://www.apco911.org
http://www.911.org
http://www.maine911.com/kids
http://www.il911info.org
http://www.denco.org
http://www.911.state.tx.us/kidshome.html
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