As part of the National Resilience Day on Wednesday, October 14, Place Bergerot in Quint-Fonsegrives became a center for learning about major risks, life-saving actions, and emergency preparedness. The event aimed to enhance the public's risk awareness.
With Mayor Jean-Pierre Gasc and the Deputy Mayor for Public Safety, Nicolas Boscus, in attendance, participants of all ages engaged in various activities. These included first aid workshops, exploring the contents of an emergency kit, learning about crisis management systems, and participating in an interactive game focused on flood risks.
The municipality extended its thanks to the French Red Cross, Toulouse Métropole, and the municipal agents for their involvement during the sunny afternoon. This initiative highlights prevention as a collective responsibility, empowering individuals to enhance their own safety and that of others during exceptional events.
