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In the Belgorod district held 72 command-staff training from 2024

Since the beginning of 2024, 72 command and staff trainings have been held in the Belgorod district

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In the Belgorod district held 72 command-staff training from 2024

Since the beginning of 2024, 72 command and staff trainings have been held in the Belgorod district. Six of them are in crowded places.

One of the trainings took place a few days ago in Northern School No. 1. Children, teachers and the administration of the institution remembered what to do when declaring a signal “Missile danger”. As noted in the district administration, adults and children successfully coped with their task.

“We hope that these skills will not be useful in practice, but these are extremely important activities that need to be honed one hundred percent. We cannot risk the safety of our countrymen and must be ready for any development of events, said the head of the district Tatiana Kruglyakova.

Recall that in the Borisov district worked out the mechanism of connecting houses to generators.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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