Not just being careful with fire, but “use less fire”
This year’s focus: No fire for Qingming tomb-sweeping

Five principles:

• No burning when clearing grass
• No burning joss paper
• No setting off firecrackers
• Do not throw cigarette butts
• Take your trash with you

Reducing fire sources at the root is key to preventing fires

You can worship without burning joss paper

Suggested alternatives:

• Do good deeds instead of burning (merit instead of money)
• Donate rice or supplies

If burning is necessary:

• Burn less
• Use centralized burning services

This is not changing traditions, but reducing risks and pollution

Power banks are allowed, but how you use them matters

Airplane (strictest)

• Max 2 per person
• Not allowed in checked baggage
• Charging during flight is prohibited

High-Speed Rail

• Do not charge inside bags
• Keep visible while charging
• Responsible for accidents

Taiwan Railways

• Avoid using in unventilated luggage
• Not recommended to use while charging
• Avoid dropping or impact

Key point:
Do not let power banks be “hidden, enclosed, or overheated”