Burning dry vegetation is dangerous and punishable!

Spring is a time of nature's awakening, but also a period of increased fire risk. Often, the cause is careless handling of fire, particularly the burning of dry grass and plant residues. Many consider this a harmless procedure, but the consequences can be catastrophic. Year after year, rescuers extinguish hundreds of fires related to seasonal burns.
It is prohibited to: burn dry vegetation at the root; light fires on peat soils, under tree canopies; use flammable and combustible liquids (except for liquids specifically designed for ignition) to light fires and charcoal.