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During the experience, police officers and soldiers imparted basic knowledge about fire prevention and firefighting. The visual lessons helped the children understand the causes of fires and the initial procedures for handling an incident.
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One of the key aspects of the curriculum is escape skills in a simulated toxic gas and smoke environment. Students are instructed on how to cover their faces with damp cloths and move close to the ground while crouching to avoid inhaling toxic fumes.
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Hands-on practice on models helps young trainees master the procedures for assisting victims in emergency situations.
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"This is the first time I've ever had the opportunity to use a handheld fire extinguisher to put out a fire," said 10-year-old Ly Nha Uyen.
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Ms. Pham Thi To Lan said that the program is worthwhile for young children to participate in, as it is beneficial and helps them develop skills in fire prevention and control.
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The experience of putting on a firefighter's uniform and directly holding a fire hose brings special enjoyment to young children, making the life skills lesson more relatable and easier to remember.
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"Through hands-on experiences, knowledge about fire prevention and firefighting will easily become part of daily life, especially for children – the most vulnerable group when incidents occur. Developing these skills early on will help them stay calm and handle emergency situations safely," said Lieutenant Colonel Pham The Trung, lecturer at the Firefighting and Rescue Department.
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The program concluded after 4 hours of experience, helping children not only develop their ability to react flexibly but also enhance their awareness of protecting themselves and their families from fire risks.

Source: https://tienphong.vn/trai-nghiem-lam-linh-cuu-hoa-nhi-post1882130.tpo