High-rise buildings are strictly prohibited from using flammable or combustible exterior wall insulation materials in violation of regulations. In cases where the exterior wall insulation protective layer is damaged, cracked, or peeling off, and the insulation material is not fully covered, timely repairs must be made.

2. Strictly prohibit illegal welding and flame work, such as gas welding, on the exterior walls of high-rise buildings; ban the storage of flammable materials and the setting off of fireworks and firecrackers around the buildings. Ensure an adequate safety distance between vehicles, including cars and electric bikes, and the building's exterior walls.

3. High-rise buildings must be equipped with fire protection facilities according to fire technology specifications and regularly maintained to ensure they are complete and functional; fire doors should remain closed.

4. When entering high-rise buildings, please take note of the locations of evacuation routes, emergency exits, and refuge floors. In the event of a fire, quickly exit in an orderly manner through the nearest emergency exit. Do not be greedy for money and do not return to the fire scene to retrieve belongings.

5. High-rise building evacuation staircases and corridors are strictly prohibited from being blocked with debris and from unauthorized parking or charging of electric vehicles, ensuring that evacuation routes remain clear.

6. Community management committees and high-rise property units must regularly conduct fire safety inspections and patrols, implement fire prevention and safety training programs, establish fire extinguishing and emergency evacuation plans, and regularly organize drills.

7. High-rise building users are required to equip with professional electricians, strictly implement the safety management system for fire, electricity, and gas usage, regularly inspect and maintain electrical and gas pipelines, and promptly eliminate potential hazards.

8. High-rise residents should develop a family fire prevention and evacuation plan, stock up on items such as towels and gas masks, memorize the evacuation route, and physically inspect whether the emergency exit pathways are clear.

9. High-rise building management or operating units should establish a micro fire station integrated with fire prevention, extinguishing, and publicity training. They should equip personnel and necessary equipment, and carry out joint duty and joint training with the public security fire brigade to enhance the ability to extinguish initial fires.