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In Volgograd firefighters held a lesson for kindergarten pupils

Specialists from the 15th detachment of the fire and rescue service of Volgograd organized an open lesson for children of senior and preparatory groups of children's institution No. 362.

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In Volgograd firefighters held a lesson for kindergarten pupils

In Volgograd, firefighters conducted a cognitive lesson for preschoolers. According to the GU EMERCOM of Russia in the Volgograd region, this educational initiative was held as part of the annual civil defense month.

During the lesson, the firefighters explained in detail the sequence of actions when receiving an emergency alert signal “Attention to everyone!”. They also reminded children of key fire safety rules and gave advice on how to behave in case of emergencies, indicating where to go for help.

Such on-site educational activities contribute to the fact that the youngest citizens from an early age get acquainted with the features of the important and noble profession of a firefighter, as well as fix in the memory of vital safety rules.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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