The final stage of the campaign 'Do not leave children alone!' was held in Beshenkovichi
Children are the most precious thing there can be! Without them, our lives would not be complete, because when you look at a smiling child, you feel wonderful, and you want to smile back at them. It all starts with parents, because they gave their baby a ticket into this world, and therefore, they must, they are obliged to, help and support them always and in everything, and not wait for help from others. And if, God forbid, something happens – blame everyone for it, but not yourselves! No, dear parents, the safety of our children is in our hands!
June 1 is International Children's Day, and on this festive day, the Central Park of the urban settlement of Beshenkovichi was crowded, everyone was interested in what the organizers had prepared for them this time.
On this day, Beshenkovichi rescuers, together with the district House of Crafts and the culture department of the district executive committee, organized a competition program for children and their parents, where they could gain not only prizes but also useful safety knowledge. The children were awaited by the "Safety Twister" game, a lottery with tricky safety questions, a master class from the teachers of the House of Crafts, a competition for the best drawing on asphalt, face painting, and much more. Rescuers offered parents to find the most dangerous places in a typical apartment and presented the most active moms and dads with visual aids from the Ministry of Emergency Situations.
June 1 is International Children's Day, and on this festive day, the Central Park of the urban settlement of Beshenkovichi was crowded, everyone was interested in what the organizers had prepared for them this time.
On this day, Beshenkovichi rescuers, together with the district House of Crafts and the culture department of the district executive committee, organized a competition program for children and their parents, where they could gain not only prizes but also useful safety knowledge. The children were awaited by the "Safety Twister" game, a lottery with tricky safety questions, a master class from the teachers of the House of Crafts, a competition for the best drawing on asphalt, face painting, and much more. Rescuers offered parents to find the most dangerous places in a typical apartment and presented the most active moms and dads with visual aids from the Ministry of Emergency Situations.