Mock fire drill at Sancheti School on Jan 21
Anjaya Anparthi | tnn | Dec 15, 2018, 22:04 ISTNagpur: A national-level fire mock and evacuation drill will be held at MKH Sancheti Public School situated at Hindustan Colony on Wardha Road on January 21, 2019. The drill will be organized as part of national-level fire safety drive being conducted by Union home ministry and the state government.
The Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) fire and emergency services department in association with disaster management cell will hold the fire mock and evacuation drill. Chief fire officer Rajendra Uchake and his team will begin the drill at 11am.
The students will be guided about how to save self as well as others from various types fires and disasters.
The Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) fire and emergency services department in association with disaster management cell will hold the fire mock and evacuation drill. Chief fire officer Rajendra Uchake and his team will begin the drill at 11am.
The students will be guided about how to save self as well as others from various types fires and disasters.
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