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In the Mogilev region began training and field gathering of cadets EMERCOM

Training and field gathering of cadets of the University of Civil Protection started in the Mogilev region. This was reported in the MOE, writes sb.by. Screenshot ...

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In the Mogilev region began training and field gathering of cadets EMERCOM

Training and field gathering of cadets of the University of Civil Protection started in the Mogilev region. This was reported in the MOE, writes sb.by.

Screenshot of EMERCOM video
Screenshot of EMERCOM video

More than 40 cadets and university teachers are involved in the action. Preventive troops are already working in Osipovichi. Participants visit lonely elderly people, citizens with disabilities and those who are prone to alcohol abuse.

- The residents discussed the rules for the safe operation of stoves, the need to install and inspect autonomous fire detectors, the dangers of smoking in bed and the importance of not leaving children unattended. In the next two days, preventive work will continue in the territory of the Osipovichi district, the ministry said.

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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