Recreation and fire safaty

The most important rule that you need to learn when going out into the countryside is TO FOLLOW FIRE SAFETY!

According to statistics, most of the forest fires occur due to human negligence. Fires are very dangerous. In dry, hot weather, they often take on the scale of natural disasters.

Abandoned glassware, a dropped cigarette butt, and an uncompressed fireplace are all potential sources of fire.

With the onset of warm weather, townspeople are increasingly going to the countryside where they have picnics and make bonfires. The most formidable enemy of the forest has always been fire. Currently, in most cases of fire, the person is to blame. By following the simple fire safety rules in forests, you can save nature and prevent a massive disaster. Only on our proper attitude to fire does fire safety in forests depend. By following simple rules of behavior in nature, you can significantly reduce the number of forest fires.

General fire safety regulations in forests:

1. Make a bonfire in the forest only in case of special need and in specially prepared places.
2. Light a bonfire according to clear existing rules.
3. Eliminate the fire with all care.
4. Avoid thoughtlessly throwing outstanding cigarette butts and matches.
5. If you detect the slightest signs of fire in the forest, immediately apply all measures to eliminate them.
6. Do not forget to inform the forest workers about the incident.
7. If you yourself can not cope with the fire, report it by a single emergency phone 101 or 112.

During a period of increased fire hazard, a fire should be dispensed with completely !!!

UCH of Altai