For unauthorized incineration of garbage, a fine is possible.
Every year, with the beginning of spring, there is an increase in the number of trips to fires and fires. As a rule, during this period, unauthorized burning of garbage, dry grass and stubble occurs, which increases the growth of fires. The causes of fires of dry vegetation are not extinguished fires, carelessly thrown cigarette butts and matches, deliberate burning of dry grass and garbage. In this regard, when traveling to nature and when cleaning house plots, it is necessary to observe the fire safety rules. Failure to comply with fire safety requirements during waste incineration entails administrative liability in accordance with Articles 336 and 410 of the Code of Administrative Offenses in the form of a fine of three to one hundred and twenty monthly calculation indices.
Incineration of garbage is allowed only in specially designated areas in calm weather at a distance of at least 50 meters from any buildings, structures and stored materials in the presence of primary fire extinguishing equipment (fire extinguishers, water). The area where the garbage is burned should be cleared of dry grass and leaves. Incineration of garbage should be carried out only in the daytime, under constant control. After burning the garbage, the fire should be thoroughly filled with water. It is forbidden to leave un-extinguished bonfires unattended. For most citizens, the garbage collected at the farmstead, of course, is easier to burn than to take it to the landfill. However, carelessness and negligence in burning garbage can lead to a fire and cause irreparable damage.
Remember! A fire is easier to prevent than to extinguish.
Department of Emergency Situations of Karatal district