To avoid destroying the harvest

When agricultural machinery catches fire in the fields, it deals a major blow to the country's economy, resulting in equipment loss, crop damage, and potentially leading to the ignition of vast areas of agricultural land. To prevent the aforementioned, employees of the Postavy District Department for Emergency Situations conduct raids at locations where agricultural machinery is being prepared for the harvesting campaign.

Employees of the Postavy District Department monitor the fire safety condition of machinery preparing to go into the field. They pay attention to compliance with safety measures, timely cleaning of accumulated combustible materials in grain harvesting equipment, the availability of primary fire extinguishing agents, and the ability to use them.

Issues of calling emergency services and the availability of accompanying equipment are also not overlooked.

The readiness of agricultural machinery for harvesting gives confidence in the future, because one safe day in the field feeds for a year.