Deep. Meetings with residents of remote villages

In a small village, dozens of kilometers from the city, life flows at a measured pace. In such places, a mobile shop is not just a store on wheels, but a real center of attraction, a place where you can not only buy the essentials but also exchange news and meet neighbors. And it is here that you can see people in EMERCOM uniforms, who are in a hurry to remind about the importance of observing safety rules.

At first glance, this may seem unexpected. But for EMERCOM employees, especially in rural areas, the mobile shop has become a kind of "mobile headquarters" for communicating with the population.

After all, it reaches the most remote corners. This allows us to reach the maximum number of residents, including the elderly and those who cannot get to the city.

Rescuers remind buyers about the main reasons that can lead to an emergency situation, explain how to protect themselves from fire, and clarify the rules of conduct in an emergency. The autonomous fire alarm becomes a separate topic of the safety route. The main recommendation from rescuers, of course, is to equip their homes with autonomous fire alarms and constantly monitor their serviceability. Attention is drawn to the rules for operating stove heating.

"There is nothing complicated about operating a stove heating system, but it is a serious and responsible matter. With the onset of such frosts, it is important to properly heat the stove," comments propaganda inspector Daria Zaykovskaya. "There are many mistakes with our stoves. Let's analyze them together," adds the Ministry of Emergency Situations employee.

For residents of remote villages, such meetings are not just a formality. It is an opportunity to feel that they are remembered, that their safety is important.