«Sensors» rescue

Within the framework of the month of fire safety, employees of the Altai district fire Department continue to work on providing targeted assistance to socially vulnerable segments of the population. As of 06.09.20, 55 carbon monoxide sensors were installed in residential buildings in the Altai region. This action was made possible thanks to the support of KAZZINC LLP. Carbon monoxide sensors appeared in homes where single elderly people, large and low-income families live. Residents were explained the principle of operation of the device and reminded of the need for strict compliance with fire safety rules in everyday life. Work on the installation of the sirens will continue. There are still 50 families who need to install such devices. And those residents who showed interest in the work of rescuers, the staff of the emergency Department reminded: in winter, the risk of fires increases and disregard for fire safety rules can lead to sad consequences. Especially in houses with stove heating. Installation of such detectors will protect people from fires and carbon monoxide poisoning. The loud sound produced by the detector will Wake up sleeping people and prevent a tragedy. Having spent a small amount on the purchase of a sensor, residents will protect themselves as much as possible from emergencies when using stove heating in winter. This past weekend the staff of the PSP district the Altai Republic, HRC-3, FD-19, FD-20 GU "SP and ASR" the DES EKR, local Executive bodies and the police across the district has organized large-scale preventive work with the population. Participants of the RAID in each house examined: the state of electrical wiring, serviceability and proper operation of household electrical appliances, compliance of heating stoves with fire safety requirements. Some homes were found to have small problems – several electrical appliances plugged into the same socket, small cracks in the oven. The owners were given the necessary recommendations and explained the consequences that such violations of fire safety requirements can lead to.

UCH of Altai