School's Fire Drill Transforms Preparedness with Realistic Evacuation Simulation

Saint Kabir Public School in New Delhi conducted a comprehensive fire drill simulating a real emergency evacuation. This initiative involved the Fire Department of Karnal and used professional rescue techniques. The exercise emphasized discipline, teamwork, and preparedness, ensuring the school is equipped for real-world emergencies.

Amid increasing concerns over disaster preparedness, Saint Kabir Public School in New Delhi took a remarkable step forward by conducting a fire drill that aimed to do more than simply educate. The drill, held on December 17, was executed with a focus on real, actionable preparedness rather than mere awareness.

Breaking away from the routine demonstrations that are often constrained to classrooms, the drill involved a full-scale evacuation of the school, unprecedented in school environments. Designed by Angad Bindra and executed in coordination with the Fire Department of Karnal, the exercise began with a mock alarm, triggering an immediate, structured evacuation.

In a demonstration of collaboration, the fire department orchestrated a mock rescue, treating a classroom as a trapped zone, offering both students and staff an invaluable learning experience. Additionally, the drill allowed emergency responders to familiarize themselves with the school's layout, a critical element for real emergencies.

(With inputs from agencies.)