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Students trained in fire safety

A fire safety training was organised at Government Senior Secondary School, Khatauli, in Panchkula by Fire Awareness and Safety Association (FASA) in collaboration with NGO Paryog Foundation. Nearly 120 students attended the event, which was aimed at raising awareness regarding...

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Panchkula, Updated At : 07:02 AM Oct 11, 2024 IST

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A fire safety training was organised at Government Senior Secondary School, Khatauli, in Panchkula by Fire Awareness and Safety Association (FASA) in collaboration with NGO Paryog Foundation. Nearly 120 students attended the event, which was aimed at raising awareness regarding preventive measures and emergency protocols to be followed during a situation of fire.

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