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Estonian Schools Fortify Windows Against Stray Drones
24 Jul
Summary
- Schools are applying protective film to windows in Tartu, Estonia.
- The measure is a precaution against stray Ukrainian drones.
- Preparations include creating designated hiding spaces and conducting drills.
Schools in Tartu, Estonia, are taking proactive measures to protect children from potential threats posed by stray drones. Following an incident where a drone was detected nearing the city, educational institutions are installing protective film on windows of designated shelter areas. This precautionary step aims to shield students from glass shards in the event of an explosion.
In response to the growing concern, Tartu's schools and kindergartens are also preparing safe hiding spaces, such as school gyms and pools. These preparations include plans for drills to educate children on how to react to drone alerts. The town is also distributing generators to residential buildings to ensure warmth during potential power outages.
