In the Shohmansur district of Dushanbe, extensive public awareness campaigns were conducted to prevent emergencies, including earthquakes and fires in high-rise buildings. This was reported by the Committee for Emergency Situations and Civil Defense under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan.
The event was attended by staff from the Committee for Emergency Situations and Civil Defense and the Shokhmansur District State Fire Service. Specialists provided residents with detailed information about the nature of earthquakes, their possible consequences, and the rules of conduct during aftershocks.
Citizens were reminded of the need to remain calm in the event of an earthquake, evacuate buildings correctly, choose safe places to take shelter, and know how to provide first aid to victims.
"The Republic of Tajikistan is located in a mountainous and seismically active region, so the risk of earthquakes always exists. Every citizen should know basic safety rules and be prepared for potential emergencies," the agency's representatives emphasized.
In addition, fire service specialists conducted training on fire prevention measures, the main causes of fires, and the proper use of household electrical appliances and kitchen equipment.
Particular attention was paid to the need for strict adherence to fire safety regulations in multi-story residential buildings. Residents were advised to regularly check the electrical wiring and gas equipment and not leave electrical appliances or open flames unattended.
The Committee representatives also reminded that in the event of an emergency, it is necessary to immediately call the emergency services numbers – 01 , 101 or 112 .
Local residents expressed gratitude to the organizers for holding such meetings, noting that they contribute to raising the level of knowledge and practical skills of the population in ensuring personal and public safety.
As the Committee clarified, the main goal of such events is to increase citizens' preparedness to act in emergency situations, prevent loss of life and property, and strengthen the interaction between rescue services and the public.






































