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编辑同志: 前不久,笔者参加某部门组织的安全大检查,在一个企业的生活区进口处,发现路两旁兀立着两个圆形水泥桩,两桩之间只留有约小车身宽的距离。据企业的同志介绍,为了保护生活区道路,并且不影响上夜班工人的白天休息,所以砌上这两个挡车桩,是为了挡住大货车不让进入生活区。检查组的同志听后甚感忧虑:这个企业生活区居住200多户职工和家属,而且许多住房还是70年代时建的简易平房和楼房,屋顶是木质天花板、木条和瓦片,而且有的供电线路老化、线径普遍偏小(因家用电器大量增加),给防火安全带来很大的隐患。如果一旦发生火警,消防车又被挡车桩挡在路口外,无法赶赴现场及时扑救,后果不堪设想。
Editorial comrades: Not long ago, the author took part in the safety inspection organized by a certain department. At the entrance of a company’s living area, he found two circular cement pillars standing on both sides of the road, leaving only a small distance between the two. . According to the company’s comrades, in order to protect the roads in the living areas and not affect the daytime rest of the night shift workers, the two stopposts were built to block large trucks from entering the living quarters. The comrades of the inspection team were deeply concerned: The company’s living quarters housed more than 200 workers and their families, and many of the houses were still simple bungalows and buildings built in the 1970s. The roofs were wooden ceilings, wood strips and tiles, and some were The aging of power supply lines and the generally small wire diameter (due to the large increase in the number of household appliances) have brought great potential for fire safety. If there is a fire, the fire trucks are blocked by blockposts outside the intersections and cannot be rushed to the scene in time to save. The consequences are disastrous.