Summary of the fire fighting and rescue drill.

On the afternoon of December 12th, the Steering Committee for the Firefighting and Rescue Exercise held a conference to summarize and draw lessons from the organization of the firefighting and rescue exercise involving the mobilization of forces, equipment, and assets from many local agencies and organizations in 2025 (referred to as the exercise).

On the afternoon of December 12th, the Steering Committee for the Firefighting and Rescue Exercise held a conference to summarize and draw lessons from the organization of the firefighting and rescue exercise involving the mobilization of forces, equipment, and assets from many local agencies and organizations in 2025 (referred to as the exercise).

Successfully conducted the drill, ensuring safety.

The drill was held on November 14th at the Provincial Conference Center, simulating a car fire caused by a fuel leak, which then spread to the upper floors, generating a large amount of smoke and toxic gases. Evacuation and firefighting efforts were extremely difficult, with many people trapped. Local fire departments raised the alarm and deployed on-site firefighting efforts, coordinating rescue operations and property relocation. Professional fire and rescue forces arrived at the scene to carry out their duties.

Colonel Nguyen Van Hanh presented certificates of commendation from the Provincial People's Committee to collectives that achieved outstanding results in organizing the exercise of the plan.

Individuals who achieved outstanding results in the project implementation received commendations from the Provincial People's Committee.

According to the Command Board's assessment, the participating forces demonstrated high levels of concentration, a strong sense of responsibility, and carried out their tasks seriously and effectively. Coordination between forces was synchronized and smooth, strictly adhering to the simulated scenarios and protocols, ensuring absolute safety for personnel and equipment. The exercise enhanced the readiness and preparedness to respond to fire and explosion incidents and handle accidents according to the "four on-the-spot" principle.

Colonel Nguyen Van Hanh presented certificates of commendation from the Provincial Police to the collectives that achieved outstanding results in organizing the drill.

Colonel Nguyen Van Hanh, Deputy Director of the Provincial Police and Head of the Training Command Board, stated that this training exercise was large-scale, mobilizing numerous vehicles and personnel. To improve future training exercises, Colonel Nguyen Van Hanh requested that relevant agencies carefully study the timing, location, and mobilization of personnel. He also suggested selecting suitable facilities that meet the exercise's requirements and functions, and arranging a convenient and well-thought-out layout for delegates and the movement of personnel.

Text and photos: NGUYEN THINH

Source: https://baovinhlong.com.vn/thoi-su/202512/tong-ket-thuc-tap-phuong-an-chua-chay-va-cuu-nan-cuu-ho-c833970/