Preventive Measures During Grain Harvesting
You never know when a spark from a combine or a carelessly discarded cigarette can turn a golden field into a massive fire that destroys thousands of hectares in minutes.
Teach your family and field workers: no smoking near crops, stop combines every 2–3 hours to clean straw and dust, keep extinguishers and plows ready to create firebreaks, and call 112 immediately if you see smoke. This way the harvest ends up in barns, not ashes! 🌾🚜🔥
General Recommendations to Avoid Heat-Related Issues
You never know when scorching sun can turn a normal summer day into heatstroke or exhaustion, especially for children and the elderly.
Prepare your family: drink water every half hour (even if not thirsty), avoid physical effort between 11 AM–6 PM, wear light-colored clothes and a hat, stay indoors or in shade. If dizziness, nausea, or hot dry skin appear — call 112 immediately. This way summer stays only pleasant! ☀️🥤🚑
Fire Safety Rules in Summer Camps
You never know when an unattended campfire, faulty wiring, or playing with fire can turn a children’s camp into a fire trap.
Teach kids and counselors: light fires only in designated areas, never leave fire unattended, don’t dry clothes over open flames, check electrical appliances, keep extinguishers handy, and conduct evacuation drills. This way summer camp stays only joyful! ⛺🔥🚒
General Water Safety Rules
You never know when an underwater current, hole, or innocent play in water can turn swimming into tragedy.
Teach your children the golden rules: swim only in designated and supervised areas, don’t enter water right after eating or drinking alcohol, never dive in unknown places, wear a life jacket if you’re not a strong swimmer, and don’t swim far from shore. If someone is in trouble — don’t jump in after them, throw a life ring or rope and call 112. This way water remains a friend, not an enemy! 🏊♂️🌊🆘
Preventing Summer Drownings
Learn the essential swimming safety rules (only on designated beaches, supervise children, no alcohol) so you can enjoy summer without tragedies at the seaside or lake.
Follow the Rules to Avoid Water Tragedies
Quick IGSU guide: what to do and what not to do in the water to keep your family and friends safe during the summer season.
How to Protect Yourself During Heatwaves
Practical firefighter tips: hydration, clothing, hours to avoid, and warning signs to safely get through extreme heat waves.
