Rules of conduct in case of detecting an explosive object

Signs of the presence of explosive devices:

1. Cars parked near houses, unfamiliar to tenants (ownerless).

2. The presence of wires, a small antenna, tape, tape on the machine or some household item (bag, suitcase, box, etc.).

3. Unusual placement of the found household obsolete item.

4. Ownerless portfolios, suitcases, bags, bundles, bags, boxes.

5. The presence of noise inside the detected object (ticking of the clock, clicks or any other sounds).

6. The presence of power sources in the found object (batteries).

7. Stretching of wire, twine, rope.

8. Specific smell, not peculiar to a particular area.

Possible locations for installation of explosive devices:

1. Underground transitions (tunnels).

2. Stations, markets, shops.

3. Stadiums, discos.

4. Means of transport.

5. Life support facilities (power plants, gas pumping stations and distribution stations).

6. Educational institutions.

7. Hospitals and polyclinics.

8. Cellars, attics and staircases of residential buildings.

9. Containers for garbage, urns.

10. Supports of bridges and power lines.

When suspicious objects are detected, it is strictly forbidden:

> to touch, open and move the object;

> to use found unfamiliar objects;

> to move from place to place, roll things from place to place, pick them up;

> to lift, carry over, put in pockets, briefcases, bags, etc.;

> to bury them in the ground or throw them into ponds;

> to break or pull the wires of objects, to make attempts to neutralize them;

> to use electric and radio equipment near this object, especially key fobs of car alarms, radio stations, radiotelephones, mobile phones;

> to search for other suspicious or explosive objects before the arrival of specialists.

If you find a suspicious object, try to determine to whom it belongs or who could leave it. If the owner is not found, immediately report the found item - first to the special services officers, the driver (if the object is found in the car, bus, other modes of transport), the head of the institution (if the object is found in the institution). Remember the time of detection, try to take measures to ensure that people are as far away from it as possible. Do not touch, do not open or move the object, do not let others do it. Wait for the arrival of police officers.