Does the Ministry of Emergency Situations have real detectives?

It was this question that senior students of secondary school No. 1 of the urban settlement of Beshenkovichi, together with Alexander Milashkin, an inspector of the Beshenkovichi District Department for Emergency Situations, tried to answer.

As part of the second stage of the republican campaign "Safety in Every Home," the rescuer not only explained the duties of an inspector of supervision and prevention at the scene of a fire emergency but also gave the children an opportunity to feel like real detectives in the interactive game "EMERCOM Detective Agency."

The children had several tasks: they had to identify substances found at the fire scene, present a version of what happened based on the collected evidence, and also get into the role of the "perpetrator."

This event was a novelty for the children, but they coped with all the tasks and also found out which causes of fires are most common.