With the onset of the hot summer period, all people, if possible, try to go to nature for recreation. We would like to remind you about the observance of fire safety rules during outdoor recreation.
One of the reasons why steppe or forest fires often occur is careless handling of fire. Most often, fires occur due to the elementary negligence of adults, from an unlit cigarette butt thrown out of a car window, from a poorly extinguished or unattended campfire. Fire causes great damage, sometimes amounting to hundreds of thousands of tenge, but human life is priceless and will never be restored.
When relaxing in nature, make bonfires away from trees and shrubs. If possible, use dry branches and grass for a fire. I would like to say that many people do not take care of nature and chop down the green branches of trees for a bonfire or, going home after a rest, leave scattered bottles, bags, paper and other garbage, unquenched bonfires. An unquenched bonfire or a glass bottle can cause a fire. When leaving the resting place, extinguish the fire by watering it with water and throw earth over the fire pit. Before that, collect and burn the garbage. Take glass, plastic bottles, cans with you or bury them. However, many vacationing in nature, do not do this.
We also ask the akims of the rural districts of the Karatal district to control the burning of dry grass and reeds in the fields and irrigation canals.
Dear residents! Observe the rules of fire safety when camping! If a fire or signs of hidden gorenje (smoke, burning smell) are detected, immediately call the "101" call of the fire service. Maybe your timely call will prevent a big fire, save someone's life, but remember that for a false call you can be brought to administrative and even criminal responsibility.
Department of Emergency Situations of Karatal district