Dongfang.com reporter Liu Hui reported on June 27: This afternoon, as one of the highlights of Shanghai's 2024 "Safety Production Month" municipal-level activities, the final of the second "Emergency Science Popularization, Guarding City Safety" Emergency Science Popularization Contest was successfully held at the Shanghai Broadcasting Art Center. The finalists from the city's emergency, fire protection, education, housing and construction, transportation and other fields and some social units competed on the same stage and showed their style, presenting a "popular science feast" that integrates science and art.
At the finals, the contestants vividly explained the emergency science knowledge through PPT, interactive videos, on-site experiments and other forms. Some contestants vividly narrated the accidents and escape skills that are prone to occur and occur in daily life such as electric bicycle safety, gas safety, and fire escape; Some contestants carried out knowledge popularization around the hidden dangers of accidents that may be encountered in the production work of enterprises such as high-altitude work and eye protection; Some contestants focus on extreme weather and natural disasters to explain the knowledge of self-help and mutual rescue. The wonderful performance of the contestants is easy to understand and close to life, which won the resonance of the audience.
The on-site review experts made professional comprehensive scores on elements such as content statement, expression effect, and overall image. In the end, 1 first prize, 2 second prizes, 3 third prizes, several excellence awards and 5 outstanding organization unit awards were selected on the spot. Gui Yucai, deputy director of the Shanghai Municipal Emergency Management Bureau, attended the event and presented honorary certificates to the winners and units.
It is understood that the competition is guided by the Shanghai Municipal Emergency Management Bureau and hosted by the Shanghai Emergency Management Publicity and Education Center. Since the announcement of the competition at the end of March, the city's departments and district emergency management bureaus have recommended a total of 84 players to participate in the competition, and through the three rounds of competition in the preliminary round, 20 players have been successfully promoted and shortlisted for the finals.
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▌Source: Oriental Network
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