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Workers of May 10 Corporation practice fire prevention, fighting and rescue in 2026. Photo: Trade Union of the Corporation
Workers of May 10 Corporation practice fire prevention, fighting and rescue in 2026. Photo: Trade Union of the Corporation

Fire prevention and fighting and rescue training in 2026

Kiều Vũ (báo lao động) 11/09/2026 09:59 (GMT+7)

Hanoi - May 10 Corporation organizes fire prevention and fighting and rescue training in 2026.

May 10 Corporation organizes a training program, professional development and practice of Fire Prevention, Fighting and Rescue plans in 2026 at the Corporation headquarters.

About 160 officers from the Fire Prevention and Fighting Command and grassroots fire prevention and fighting forces at units participated in the 3-day training session (starting from September 8-9) under the guidance of officers and soldiers of the Fire Prevention and Fighting and Rescue Police Department - Hanoi City Police and the Fire Prevention and Fighting and Rescue Police Team of Area No. 18.

On the first training day, the program focuses on legal knowledge, identifying fire and explosion risks and emergency handling skills: Organizing rescue, property rescue, escape, first aid for victims, handling chemical incidents, gasoline and oil...

Immediately after the theory part, the students entered the practice of using fire extinguishers, wall water hoses, deploying hoses and basic fire fighting formations in the internal road area of the Corporation.

The training session at May 10 includes the following contents: Day one: fostering knowledge and skills in Fire Prevention and Fighting and Rescue along with basic practice. Day 2: Technical training on deploying formations, coordinating to handle simulated situations in key areas. Day 3: Practicing fire fighting plans in coordination between May 10 facility fire prevention and fighting forces and professional fire prevention and fighting police.

This is a periodic training activity for grassroots fire prevention and fighting forces to train their ability to react quickly, coordinate effectively and proactively handle situations right from the first steps, contributing to ensuring safety for workers, property and production activities.

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