Participation of 6,000 relief workers to serve the people in Nowruz

According to the Mehr News Agency, Pir Hossein Kulivand, head of the Red Crescent Society, at the National Traffic Behavioral Event, attended by Red Crescent officials and the Road Police, appreciated the services of all the devices involved in helping people and travelers, especially during Nowruz, and the two institutions.

Collivand continued: Editing and preparing the National Plan Strategic Document Being We will continue comprehensively and national throughout the year and throughout the year.

The head of the Red Crescent Society emphasized the diversity and coincidence of the New Year and the holy month of Ramadan added: “With the help of the last Wednesday of the year and the celebration of Wednesday Syria, Thursday and Friday of the year, and the pilgrimage to the graves, the Nights of Quds, the Day of the Islamic Republic, Eid al -Fitr, Eid al -Fitr.

Collivand emphasized: From March 1 to April 5, the Red Crescent Norouz project will be held using the capacity of all the Red Crescent areas. During this period, about 6,000 people are involved in serving the people, including 6,000 youth, 6,000 rescuers and 6,000 volunteers and specialists in the field of health and rehabilitation.

“We cannot ask people not to be happy, but we must provide safety conditions for their happiness, travel and health, while helping to preserve the dignity of people's nights and mourning,” Collivand said, referring to the pre -Syrian Wednesday and Eid celebrations.

He added: Red Crescent in Nowruz, the National Plan Being (Improvement of traffic behaviors) to reduce road accidents and accidents, and we will work in several areas to sensitize people and all sections: ready -made rescuers, safe roads, safe vehicles, safe users, post -accident reaction. We with this Claiming And sensitivity, goals such as; The culture of road safety, promoting self -relief culture and Other We pursue relief among people, especially among students and drivers and reduce the effects of road accidents using research capacities.

The head of the Red Crescent Society emphasized that we choose the best training methods for road safety and first aid training to reduce the burden of traffic accidents: “We believe that even if our road and car are not safe, one can overcome them, so our priority is to reduce community education and culture.”

At the end, Collivand pointed out: “We hope that with the synergy of the devices we will be able to provide the best services to the people and take care of their lives on the roads.” The Red Crescent is at the service of the people in Eid.