The republican campaign "For Safety Together" is launching in Lepel district

To enhance public safety, intensify fire prevention activities, analyse their effectiveness, and assess the readiness of territories for the autumn-winter fire hazardous period, a nationwide campaign to prevent fires and related fatalities in residential buildings, titled "For Safety Together", will be held from October 17 to November 02, 2022.

To enhance public safety, intensify fire prevention activities, analyse their effectiveness, and assess the readiness of territories for the autumn-winter fire hazardous period, a nationwide campaign to prevent fires and related fatalities in residential buildings, titled "For Safety Together", will be held from October 17 to November 02, 2022.

The campaign's objective is to reduce the number of fires caused by citizens' non-compliance with fire safety regulations in residential buildings and structures, settlements, and territories, including rural areas; to raise public awareness of the capabilities of state organisations in providing fire safety services; to strengthen law and order; and to prevent offences committed by citizens under the influence of alcohol.

The main tasks of the campaign include: informing the public about the state of fire safety; explaining to citizens the consequences of non-compliance with fire safety regulations, leaving children unattended, and alcohol abuse; assisting local executive and administrative bodies, and other organisations in training citizens in fire safety measures at home and at work; assisting voluntary fire brigades in organising fire prevention activities; and focusing the attention of local executive and administrative bodies on the need for regular and targeted work to ensure fire safety in their respective territories, including improving the fire protection level of homes and apartments of lonely elderly citizens and disabled individuals.

Every resident of the district can contact the District Department for Emergency Situations to have their dwelling inspected for compliance with fire safety regulations and receive recommendations from rescuers.