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Starting today, schoolchildren are on spring break – a period when children and teenagers can spend a significant amount of time unsupervised.
To prevent emergencies and not overshadow the joy of vacation, representatives of the Commission for Juvenile Affairs and the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Vitebsk Regional Executive Committee, the Vitebsk Regional Clinical Center for Psychiatry and Narcology, the State Automobile Inspectorate, the Ministry of Emergency Situations, and the Belarusian Voluntary Society for the Rescue of People on Water reminded schoolchildren about safety rules during the online meeting "Safety Hour," which took place at the Vitebsk Regional Media Center.
During the meeting, speakers informed students of educational institutions about the consequences of offenses and crimes, including particularly serious ones. They discussed their prevention. They also discussed the tricks of cybercriminals, their methods of operation, and learned what security measures can be taken to prevent cyberfraud.
Important topics of discussion included compliance with safety measures on railways, the use of unmanned aerial vehicles, rules for the safe use of electrical appliances, and actions in emergency situations.
Participants of the meeting were also reminded of traffic rules for pedestrians, cyclists, and persons using personal mobility devices, water safety rules, and suicide prevention.