In order to prevent fires during the fire-dangerous period, it is necessary to be vigilant and to observe extreme caution with fire.
During the fire-dangerous period in the forests is prohibited:
-build fires in coniferous young trees, on burning grounds, in areas of damaged forest, in areas of logging (in cutting areas) that are not cleared of felling residues and harvested wood, in places with dried grass, as well as under the crowns of trees;
-throw burning matches, cigarette butts and hot ashes from smoking pipes, glass (glass bottles, cans, etc.);
-use wads of combustible or smoldering materials when hunting;
-leave oiled or soaked in gasoline, kerosene or other flammable substances materials (paper, cloth, tow, cotton wool, etc.) in places not specifically provided for this purpose;
-refuel the fuel tanks of vehicles when the engine is running, use vehicles with a faulty engine power system, and smoke or use an open fire near vehicles that are fueled with fuel;
-clogging of the forest with household, construction, industrial and other waste and garbage;
-burning of grass on land plots directly adjacent to forests, protective and landscaping forest stands, without constant monitoring.
Knowing and strictly observing the requirements of fire safety in the forest, you can prevent or significantly reduce the number of forest fires! If you notice a fire or a fire on the territory of the forest or steppe, immediately call the number "101" or "112"