How not to get injured in ice

ICE is a layer of dense ice formed on the surface of the earth, sidewalks, the carriageway of the street and on objects (trees, wires, etc.) when freezing supercooled rain and drizzle (fog).
Usually ice is observed at an air temperature from 0'C to minus 3'C. The crust of frozen ice can reach several centimeters.
ICE is a thin layer of ice on the surface of the earth, formed after a thaw or rain as a result of cooling, as well as freezing of sleet and raindrops.
HOW TO ACT DURING ICY CONDITIONS (ICY CONDITIONS)
If the weather forecast gives a message about ice or sleet, take measures to reduce the likelihood of injury. Prepare low-slip shoes, attach metal pads or foam rubber to the heels, and stick a Band-Aid or insulating tape on the dry sole, you can rub the soles with sand (sandpaper).
Move carefully, taking your time, stepping on the entire sole. At the same time, the legs should be slightly relaxed, the hands are free. Elderly people are recommended to use a cane with a rubber tip or a special stick with pointed spikes. If you slip, sit down to lower the height of the fall. At the moment of falling, try to group up, and, rolling over, soften the impact on the ground.
Ice is often accompanied by icing. In this case, pay special attention to the wires of power lines, contact networks of electric transport. If you see broken wires, inform the administration of the settlement about the place of the breakage.
HOW TO ACT IN CASE OF INJURY
Contact a trauma center or an emergency medical center.