Deep. Interesting, fun, attentive – when it comes to safety!

July 20, 2023

Employees of the Vitebsk Regional Department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations held a rich and engaging event at the "Rodnichok" summer health camp in the picturesque village of Ives.

Employees of the Vitebsk Regional Department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations held a rich and engaging event at the "Rodnichok" summer health camp in the picturesque village of Ives. This event provided children with an opportunity not only to have fun but also to acquire important knowledge that will help them avoid accidents.

The event was filled with various interesting contests and games; children actively participated in educational games and competitions that were not only entertaining but also provided an opportunity to learn important safety aspects.

Children learned how to properly use a phone and call emergency services in case of an emergency. They practiced dialing the rescue service number and learned to explain their current situation to the operator using simple and clear words. This allows children to be independent and effectively respond to emergencies.

In addition to contests, children received a preventive talk on how to safely handle fire, how to avoid accidents on water, and during forest walks. The children quickly and with interest absorbed this knowledge, asked many questions, and actively participated in discussions.

It is important to note that all activities were organized taking into account the age characteristics of the children and were accessible and understandable to everyone. Ministry of Emergency Situations employees used interactive teaching methods to make the lessons interesting and memorable for the children.

The event held by the Ministry of Emergency Situations employees at the "Rodnichok" summer health camp will play an important role in shaping safe behavior and preventing accidents among children. This experience will allow them to be more independent, confident, and know how to act in case of an emergency.

Teaching children proper safety skills and knowledge is a priority for all of us, and joint efforts will help create a safe environment for our

children.

In case of any emergency, please call 101 or 112.