Mumbai fake drill: Do not panic ‘o’lak’ in Saine … Do it safe in such darkness; Watch the video
Fake drill at Mumbai’s Cross Ground
Mumbai fake drill: Arrangements for fake drilling in Mumbai were completed amid retaliation for terrorist sites under the ‘Operation Sindur’ carried out by the Indian Army in Pakistan and the course. Fake exercises are performed at the cross stadium in Mumbai. The Home Ministry has ordered a fake training nationwide today. The Interior Ministry has urged various states to organize ‘fake training’ on Wednesday, as the tension with Pakistan has increased in the wake of the tensions with Pakistan after the Bahlkam terrorist attacks.
The ‘fake drill’ is done by the district administration involved in the identified areas. During the ‘fake drill’, some emergency situations will be followed and trained public products to deal with various agencies and such situations. The main purpose of this exercise is to improve the coordination between various agencies, reduce the time taken in the disaster response, make it effective, and increase awareness among the people.
Why the fake drill?
During the siren on the siren, the public is said to be not panic. During training, citizens are asked to postpone the power of their homes. This procedure is preparing to keep you and your family safe in an emergency. This procedure is a product that keeps you and your family safe in an emergency.
Sirens, blacksmiths, protection of key structures and evacuating the injured are alerting the risk during fake training. The Indian Armed Forces launched missile attacks on nine terrorist sites in Pakistan and Pakistan on Tuesday and Wednesday, including the Jaish-e-Mohammed fortress in Bahawalpur and locations in Muridke of Lashkar-e-Taiba. These military attacks were carried out under the ‘Operation Syndor’ two weeks after the Bahlkam attack. 26 Indian citizens killed in Bahlkam terror attack.
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