Fire drills are not just a regulatory requirement; they are a manifestation of our commitment to employee safety. By simulating fire scenarios, we can:

 Ensure all employees are aware of emergency evacuation routes.

 Train employees to remain calm in the event of a fire.

 Test whether our fire-fighting equipment and safety systems are functioning properly.

 Increase employee awareness of fire prevention and response measures.

Before the drill, we made ample preparations:

 Safety Training: We invited professional firefighters to conduct safety training for our employees, including how to use fire extinguishers and identify fire hazards.

 Evacuation Plan: We updated the evacuation plan and ensured that every employee could quickly locate the nearest safe exit in an emergency.

 Communication System: We tested the company's internal communication system to ensure that information could be swiftly conveyed to everyone during the drill.

On the day of the drill, we simulated a fire scenario. As the alarm sounded, employees quickly and orderly evacuated to a safe area according to the evacuation plan. Our safety team members guided employees at each exit and ensured no one was left behind.

After the drill, we collected feedback from employees and held a debriefing meeting. Employees generally felt that the drill increased their awareness of fire hazards and enhanced their ability to respond in emergencies. We also identified areas for improvement, such as some exit signs not being conspicuous enough, and we will take immediate action to address these issues.

Fire drills are not a one-time event but part of our ongoing safety commitment. We will hold drills regularly and continuously update our safety measures to ensure that every employee can work in a safe environment.