Be careful when burning dry grass and debris

With the onset of a hot spring, the number of fires and fires increases due to the burning of dry grass and garbage in the territory of private houses, fields and irrigation canals in rural districts. Uncontrolled burning of dry grass and garbage is added to household causes of fires. Unfortunately, many citizens, having made a fire on a personal plot or near a building, leave it unattended. And such a fire can cause trouble: the fire instantly spreads to a barn or household and develops into a fire. In dry, hot, windy conditions, or when receiving an emergency or storm warning, avoid burning dry grass and debris. The main cause of fires is the failure of the population to comply with elementary fire safety rules. The conditions conducive to the spread of fires are their late detection, the lack of the necessary water supplies to extinguish the fire. We remind you of the observance of elementary fire safety rules: - it is forbidden to make fires closer than 50 meters from buildings, structures, structures, as well as forests. After the need has elapsed, the fire must be carefully covered with earth or filled with water; - do not allow the burning of garbage and dry grass near buildings closer than 50 meters; - when burning garbage, do not leave the fire unattended; - do not allow childish pranks with fire; - be careful when smoking; - Do not make fires in dry windy weather. In the event of a fire, please call 101 and 112.

 

OCHS Ayagozsky district