The statistics on child injuries are deeply concerning for any adult: over 100 children die annually from external causes. Poisoning, road traffic accidents, swallowing foreign objects, falls from windows, and fires are just a fraction of the situations that can lead to tragedy.
This primarily occurs due to adults ignoring a fundamental truth – never leave a child unsupervised. Therefore, by relying on luck each time, parents inadvertently play a lottery, from which not everyone emerges a winner…
To draw attention to the dangers of children playing with fire and child fatalities in fires, to reduce the number of emergencies involving children, and to ensure their overall safety (at home, outdoors, during recreation, near water bodies, etc.), the republican campaign "Do Not Leave Children Alone!" will take place from May 10th to June 1st. This campaign is timed to coincide with International Family Day and Children's Day. As part of this initiative, Ministry of Emergency Situations (MES) employees will present parents with 1001 reasons why children should not be left alone at home and will explain how to avoid becoming victims of their own mistakes.
The events will be held in two stages. As part of the first stage, an extensive program awaits visitors at shopping and entertainment centers, cinemas, and other public places where parents spend time with their children. Interactive zones will be set up with competitions, quizzes, and games, where participants will receive souvenir, educational, and visual materials.