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Railway Safety in Estonia - 30 - Annual Report 2011
The aim of the prevention work related to rescue
is shaping the Estonian living environment so that
everybody could appraise safety and security and would
be ready to contribute to it. This would help considerably
to reduce the number of accidents and fatalities thereof,
as well as the damage caused by the accidents.
In previous years, the cooperation between OLE and the
Rescue Board has taken place in locations all around
Estonia, mostly in KEAT safety camps and the Safety
Days targeted at the general public. We are planning to
continue our cooperation covering these projects also in
2012 by communicating safety messages to people and
teaching them correct behaviour in case of emergencies.
In 2011, the safety days organised by the Rescue Board
around Estonia were attended by 17,640 people. They
listened and learned how to protect their close ones
and prevent accidents. In 2011, the
KEAT safety camps had 2,130 young
participants. We wish to expand our
cooperation with OLE and thus increase
the number of people trained. Together
we can bring our safety message to every
corner of Estonia.
In 2011, the safety days organised by the Rescue
Board around Estonia were attended by 17,640
people. They listened and learned how to protect
their close ones and prevent accidents.
PREVENTION IN THE FIELD OF
RESCUE SERVICES
Rescue Board
Kairet Kõljalg | Chief Specialist of
Prevention Department
COOPERATION PROJECTS