Student Affairs Announcement
Mid-Autumn Festival, Teachers' Day, and Double Ten Day consecutive holidays water safety and recreational safety promotion
{{ $t('FEZ001') }} 體育組長
{{ $t('FEZ002') }} Office of Student Affairs|
| I. | During the consecutive holidays, parents, teachers, and students are more likely to engage in activities such as camping, barbecues, and playing in streams. Therefore, parents, teachers, and students are urged to remain vigilant, not to underestimate the potential dangers of water activities, and to ensure their safety. Related drowning prevention tips are available for download and promotion on the homepage of this bureau (website: https://www.tyc.edu.tw/Default.aspx) > Water Safety Zone. Please download and promote them actively: |
| (1) | Choose legal swimming locations with lifeguards and safety equipment. |
| (2) | Avoid dangerous behavior, such as diving. |
| (3) | Be extra cautious when playing or swimming in lakes and streams due to sudden changes in depth. |
| (4) | Never swim alone; always keep an eye on your companions' whereabouts. |
| (5) | Warm up before entering the water; do not wear jeans. |
| (6) | Do not play pranks or roughhouse in the water. |
| (7) | Do not swim or play in the water if you are tired or unwell. |
| (8) | Avoid prolonged immersion in water to prevent hypothermia. |
| (9) | Pay attention to weather reports; do not swim if the weather is unfavorable. |
| (10) | Improve your swimming and floating skills; remain calm and relaxed if you accidentally fall into the water. |
| II. | If you witness a drowning incident, call the emergency contact number first and do not rashly jump into the water: |
| (1) | Fire and Disaster Prevention Hotline (Inland Waters): 119. |
| (2) | Coast Guard Service Hotline (Coastal Waters): 118. |
| (3) | Police Emergency Hotline: 110. |
| (4) | Mobile Phone Emergency Assistance Hotline: 112. |
| III. | To enhance the risk management awareness of teachers, students, and parents regarding marine activities, the National Oceanic Research Institute has developed the "GoOcean Marine Recreation Risk Information Platform" (https://goocean.namr.gov.tw/). This platform consolidates relevant environmental safety risk assessments, allowing parents, teachers, and students to check real-time marine weather conditions and risk levels before engaging in marine activities. It is recommended to use this platform for assessment before your trip to ensure drowning prevention measures are in place and activities are safe. |
| IV. | During holidays, if any emergency or major school safety incident occurs, the necessary response mechanisms should be activated in accordance with relevant regulations, and the school safety report should be completed within the specified time limit to effectively manage campus safety and disaster situations, thereby reducing the occurrence of safety incidents. |
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{{ $t('FEZ004') }} 2026-09-21|
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