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Residents of Pervomaysky district reminded about gas safety

In the Pervomaisky district of Penza was a preventive raid on the street Lviv

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Residents of Pervomaysky district reminded about gas safety

In Pervomaisky district of Penza was a preventive raid on the street Lviv. Employees of the district administration and the department for GOES Affairs participated.

Residents were told about the frequent causes of fires in private and apartment buildings, the rules of operation of electric heaters and gas equipment. We reminded that you can not use homemade electrical appliances and faulty wiring. Explained how to avoid fires, what safety measures to follow in housing and how to act in case of fire or smell of gas.

The owners personally and through mailboxes were given memos with emergency telephones.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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