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EMERCOM explained the purpose of checking the warning system in the Tula region

In Tula checked the work of the warning system of the population

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EMERCOM explained the purpose of checking the warning system in the Tula region

In Tula checked the operation of the public warning system. The siren sounded at 10:40, as previously announced. The inspection was of a planned technical nature. Its goal is to ensure the serviceability of the regional warning system and the readiness of services to act in emergency situations. The audit provides for the inclusion of electric sirens and street loudspeakers, as well as the transmission of information messages on radio and television.

The system is designed to timely warn residents about threats and emergencies of natural and man-made nature.

Earlier, "MK in Tula" wrote that Milyaev commented on the consequences of the impact of one AFU drone on the Tula region. The head of the region noted that there were no victims.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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