Summing up the work for 2021 and discussing the draft Constitution of the Republic of Belarus

The Beshenkovichi District Department for Emergency Situations summed up the results of its work for 2021 and outlined the prospective plans for the department's development and operation for 2022, and also discussed the proposed amendments to the Constitution of the Republic of Belarus. The event was held under the leadership of the Deputy Head of the Regional Department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, Sergey Nikolaevich Markevich.

The Deputy Heads of the department for specific areas of activity made reports on the work done over the past year, and the heads of subdivisions reported on the work done and problematic issues, as well as possible solutions.

Sergey Nikolaevich urged every employee of the subdivision to approach the performance of their official duties with higher quality, as the results of the entire subdivision's work depend on the work of each team member.

The Deputy Head of the Regional Department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations noted that rescuers are called upon to help citizens not only in emergency situations, but also with words, through education and promotion of life safety, and to do this effectively, it is necessary to constantly develop and improve by studying the updated regulatory framework.

One of the main issues of this event is the content of the draft amendments and additions to the main document of our state. Sergey Nikolaevich announced the proposed amendments to the articles of the Constitution, as it is the Basic Law of the Republic of Belarus, which acts as a guarantor of the most important and significant rights and freedoms of individuals, and establishes the basic principles of the organization of society and the state structure.

Following the meeting, the personnel of the subdivision were able to ask questions of interest to the Deputy Head of the institution.