To further enhance employees’ awareness of fire safety and improve their self-rescue and prevention capabilities, ensuring that they can remain calm and calmly, orderly, and swiftly evacuate along the designated fire escape routes in the event of a fire, thereby safeguarding the life safety of all employees. 5 Moon 26 On [date], the company organized fire evacuation drills for employees at its South and North campuses, and also held a firefighting competition focused on the proper use of fire-fighting equipment.

    The drill began with a shrill alarm. Upon hearing the alarm, employees immediately realized it was a fire alert. Thick smoke filled the scene, and all staff members, following the evacuation procedures they had learned during regular fire drills, promptly covered their mouths and noses with wet towels or clothing and quickly evacuated the area. Under the guidance of the staff, they made their way to the designated safe assembly point. During the headcount, it was discovered that one person was trapped in the fire. The emergency rescue plan was immediately activated, and the rescue team swiftly launched an operation to rescue the trapped individual.

Medical personnel quickly arrived on the scene and, after confirming the victim’s condition, immediately began administering first aid—including cardiopulmonary resuscitation and artificial respiration—until the victim regained consciousness. From the moment the fire was discovered and the alarm was sounded, through the evacuation of personnel, to the arrival of rescue teams, the entire process took only ten minutes and ended in complete success.

     Ultimately, Cao Genlong’s team from the Service Assurance Department—with 1 Share 30 achieved the fastest time in seconds; Team Jin Songlin from Workshop No. 3 took the lead with 1 Share 34 Second place was closely pursued by Miao Jin; the Zhou Yuanlin team from the Technology Center achieved... 1 Share 41 Secured third place in seconds.

     After the drill concluded, Deputy General Manager Gong Jinrui summarized the entire exercise. Mr. Gong pointed out: “Each of us should approach every drill with utmost seriousness and diligence. The more realistic and effective the drill is, the better. We hope that this drill will bring us not only warnings but also valuable reflections. Let’s carry the knowledge and awareness we’ve gained from this fire drill into our work and daily life, so that those around us—our parents, children, relatives, and friends—can all develop a strong sense of fire safety and lead happy, fulfilling lives.”