In Irkutsk, kindergarten fences will be inspected and those that do not meet standards will be fixed. After the incident when a six year old child left kindergarten No 115, Mayor Dmitry Berdnikov ordered tighter child safety checks, staff briefings, and a joint prevention plan with law enforcement.
In Irkutsk, the fences of preschool institutions will be inspected; those that do not meet the standards will be brought into order. This instruction was given by Dmitry Berdnikov.The mayor held a meeting on the safety of kindergartens. At the meeting were deputy heads of districts, education workers, and law enforcement agencies.
The city head instructed the heads of preschool institutions to tighten control over children’s safety. To conduct a briefing with the staff.
As a reminder, on October 21 in Irkutsk, a pupil left kindergarten No. 115. The six-year-old child was found by police. An internal investigation was conducted, and the teacher was dismissed for negligence. At the mayor’s instruction, law enforcement agencies and the Department of Education are developing a plan for joint preventive measures.
— An order has been issued on personal responsibility, up to dismissal, in cases where higher-level managers are not informed of any unusual situations or accidents, says the chair of the Committee on Social Policy and Culture of the Irkutsk Administration, Tatyana Edelman.
— I will pay very serious and close attention to children’s safety issues and will hold people very strictly accountable for this. Therefore, I ask you to be very attentive to the instructions and assignments you have received, says the mayor of Irkutsk, Dmitry Berdnikov.