ATTENTION! Dry grass fires are dangerous!

In spring, dry vegetation ignites instantly. Gusts of wind spread the fire in minutes, turning an innocuous burn into a natural disaster.

The main cause of fires is human carelessness:

Unextinguished campfires

Discarded matches and cigarette butts

Grass burning

The Rosson District Inspectorate of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection warns:

It is forbidden to burn dry grass and crop residues.

Do not smoke in forests and do not throw smoldering objects on the ground.

Do not leave trash behind, especially glass and bottles.

Build campfires only in designated areas, control the fire, and extinguish it completely before leaving.

Explain to children that playing with fire is forbidden!

If dry grass is burning:

Small fire: beat out the flames with branches, cover with sand, or pour water on it. Make sure the fire does not reignite!

Large fire: call 112 immediately and leave the danger zone.