INCREASED DANGER OF IRRIGATION BY THE FIRST HUMAN RIGHTS

The Cantonal Civil Protection Administration warned of an increased risk of outbreaks in the open air and appealed to citizens to act responsibly during their stay in nature and in carrying out agricultural works, ie incinerating weeds, dry grass and other low caste.

- The danger of outdoor fire outbreaks is particularly a threat to early holidays when an increasing number of excursions are expected at the nearby excursion sites. In the Sarajevo Canton area these days, high temperatures and storms of winds have been reported, which can further complicate the situation but also cause other types of danger - they point out from the Management Board.

In the Canton of Sarajevo, during the previous three months, a significant number of open-air fires were recorded in comparison with previous years, primarily in forests and on agricultural areas that caused material damage. They point out that fireplaces are prohibited near forest areas or areas under crops, residential settlements, railway lines and power lines.

If the incineration caused a fire that would result in greater material damage or danger to the human lives of the Management Board, it is recalled that according to the Criminal Code of the FBiH foreseen sanctions, ie imprisonment and fines, the KS Press Office said.

- We appeal to all citizens, farmers and forest workers to abide by the legal provisions, not to burn fire on unauthorized places, not to leave uncontrolled fire, not to destroy the nature and the environment, because slight negligence can have great consequences - quotations from the Cantonal Civil Protection Administration KS.

• 28 Apr, 2017
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