
In the summer, there are days when we all go swimming and go out into nature in order to spend summer holidays or work holidays in the fresh air.
As you know, the number of fires increases especially on hot summer days. Owners of farms must plow the territory adjacent to them at a distance of at least 4 meters, monitor the equipment of primary fire extinguishing means in the event of a fire, appoint responsible persons for fire safety and be ready for an emergency.
Unfortunately, some people who are on vacation in nature, their behavior can lead to the risk of losing natural resources. Because campers collect dry twigs, build a fire, fish, and do not fill in the ashes left by the fire after cooking, this can lead to major forest fires and poses a serious threat to horticultural societies. People don't say it for nothing: "Fire is the silent enemy."
In this regard, we bring to Your attention: "be careful with fire!" When you are in nature or in a mountainous area with friends, family and children, remind them that dry grass can catch fire and that it is necessary to observe fire safety rules in nature, in the steppe and in the mountains, this can protect the forest and the steppe from fires.
Take the collected dry grass and garbage out of the locality. Many Gorenje garbage and dry grass in the yards, close to residential buildings, without controlling the burning, this often leads to fires. Some farms may burn last year's straw and garbage, but workers do not think that the fire can spread to the nearest garden communities and will quickly reach the kitchen gardens and gardens of residents. In this regard, we remind you that there is a way to prevent the spread of fire by plowing the strips around the fields, the strips are plowed by a tractor. However, the heads of farms and farms, knowing about these basic requirements, do not follow the fire safety rules.
Dear residents of the Talgar district, in a fire you can suffer not only material damage, but also get injured, and in the most dangerous cases - and die in the fire!