Orihuela to provide emergency training for 271 teachers, adults and pupils
The sessions will begin on 23 October and cover, among other things, evacuation procedures and when to call 112.
Orihuela Town Council will resume its talks on emergency prevention and response, with a programme planned for 271 people: teachers, adults and pupils from the city. The sessions will begin on 23 October 2026 and continue until November.
The first session will take place at 10:00 at the Official School of Languages, for 21 teachers. On 5 November at 19:00, a session for 100 people will be held at the Adult Education Centre.
The programme will continue on 17 and 18 November, from 9:00, at CEIP Andrés Manjón, with 150 pupils. The Emergency Management and Education departments are organising the initiative.
According to the Town Council, the talks will cover identifying risks, personal safety, evacuation procedures and how to respond to different incidents, including when to use the 112 emergency number. The Emergency Management department is also offering to work with schools on drills tailored to their premises and needs.
The Town Council had already held sessions in schools during the previous academic year. In June 2025, it also launched a municipal personal safety campaign relating to risks such as flooding and forest fires.
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