How the International Firefighters Remembrance Ceremony was held in Kano Due to the deaths of some firemen in an Australian forest on May 4...
How the International Firefighters Remembrance Ceremony was held in Kano
Due to the deaths of some firemen in an Australian forest on May 4, every year is designated as International Firemen Memorial Day.
This day has been set aside to celebrate and remember the heroic firefighters who risked their lives saving people's homes and communities all across the world.
This year's event in Kano State was presided over by ACG Ahmad Garba Karaye, the Federal Fire Service's Kano and Jigawa Zone Comptroller, who said some of the presents they received will be taken to the hospital to help those in need. Your need is present.
Because of their efforts to safeguard human lives and property, sparrows are celebrated on this day.
"This event is observed worldwide because it is observed everywhere.
The Comptroller of the agency in Kano stated, "...at 12 o'clock in the afternoon, the blood is raised for five minutes all over the world. This is raised if there is an emergency or emergency that needs help, then it is raised in this way and nothing happens, except to remember people and respect these workers.
The theme for this year, as it is every year, is "Honoring the Heroes Who Protect Us," which emphasizes the significance of firefighters.
On this day, people bring gifts to the local fire station to thank the firefighters for saving lives.
ASF Nura Abdulkadir Maigida, the agency's public relations officer, also stressed the value of following fire prevention procedures in his statement to the public.
Then, in order to provide the agency the chance to easily carry out its task, he pleaded with the people to continue cooperating.
Cotton, bandages, medications, and other fire-related supplies are some of the materials.
When individuals are happy with how successfully the agency's officers are contributing to community life, they will occasionally contribute money as a present.
The board went to the Murtala Muhammad Specialist facility in Kano, where they looked at the patients and gave the facility some gifts.