Hiking Safety

Note the weather conditions before setting out. Pay special attention to the likelihood of thunderstorms, heavy rain or sudden drop of temperature;
Familiarize yourself with the area to be trekked. Note the locations of police stations, country park management centres as well as emergency call telephones in the vicinity;
Pay attention to the fire danger warning signals. Don't start a fire if the weather is dry;
Put on suitable clothes and footwear. Bring along a sun cap and a walking stick;
Bring along the following items:
maps, compass, first-aid kit, torch, whistle, notebook, pen, warm protective clothing, rain gear, emergency ration, sufficient drinking water, communication equipment, such as mobile phone;
Put all the above items in the rucksack so that your hands would be free in trekking and mountaineering;
Go hiking in groups. Make sure that there are members with hiking experience and first-aid knowledge in the group;
If get lost in the mountain, retrace your steps along the original route. Don't force your way further;
Should accident happen during journey, seek help immediately.