As part of the launched republican campaign "Do not leave children unattended!", Lepel rescuers have adopted a new format for working with the public – "Safe Correspondence".
As part of the launched republican campaign "Do not leave children unattended!", Lepel rescuers have adopted a new format for working with the public – "Safe Correspondence".
Employees of the Lepel District Department for Emergency Situations have prepared and sent letters to large families raising five or more children. The rescuers are confident that the bright envelope and useful information inside will resonate with the hearts of parents with many children.
Upon opening the envelope, the recipient will find a letter addressed specifically to their family. Parents will be reminded that their children are unique and curious, requiring constant attention and care. And the primary focus should be on their safety. Not leaving children unattended, preventing playing with fire, and storing matches and lighters in inaccessible places – these are among the reminders from the Ministry of Emergency Situations representatives.
In addition to the letters, each recipient will receive a gift of bright and colourful visual materials from the Ministry of Emergency Situations. The letters are sent in thematic envelopes with the campaign's logo, urging parents not to leave children unattended!