A Conversation About What Matters

May 31, 2022

As part of the "Don't Leave Children Alone!" campaign, a meeting was held in the assembly hall of Secondary School No. 1 with deputy heads of educational institutions of the Glubokoye district, attended by employees of the police, investigative committee, Ministry of Emergency Situations, and the education department.

As part of the "Don't Leave Children Alone!" campaign, a meeting was held in the assembly hall of Secondary School No. 1 with deputy heads of educational institutions of the Glubokoye district, attended by employees of the police, investigative committee, Ministry of Emergency Situations, and the education department.

Ministry of Emergency Situations inspector Alexey Polyak began his speech by familiarizing the attendees with the operational situation in the district, the main causes of fires, and fatalities. He specifically addressed issues of preventing child injuries and deaths from fires and emergencies, and children's mischief with fire.

Questions were also raised about the operation of school summer camps and the actions of staff in case of a fire. Special attention was paid to the rules for using primary fire extinguishing means and the necessity of installing autonomous fire alarms in residential premises.

Dear citizens! Summer is a high-risk period for fires, and even a tiny spark can be enough to start a forest fire. The Ministry of Emergency Situations warns: observe fire safety rules when relaxing in nature.