Changes in civil defense: new shelter points and safety rules.
The new law introduces "shelter points," such as underground garages, to protect citizens during emergencies. Building owners and managers will be required to open these spaces to the public during alarms (e.g., air raids). Additionally, individuals participating in civil defense exercises will receive financial compensation for lost wages.
Key points
Introduction of "shelter points" – the fire brigade will identify safe places (e.g., basements) protecting against shrapnel or extreme weather.
Duty for building managers and owners: during an alarm, they must open shelter points to people seeking refuge.
New building rules: undergrounds and garages in new residential and public buildings must be designed to accommodate a specific number of people as ad-hoc shelters.
Compensation for exercises: citizens called up for civil defense drills will receive compensation for lost work income.
Faster infrastructure building: investments in shelters and underground hospitals will be exempt from lengthy public procurement procedures to speed up construction and keep locations secret.
Status:
In Progress
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