Grums invites residents to spend
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Grums invites residents to spend a night in a shelter during preparedness exercise

In September, Grums is inviting municipal residents to spend a night in a shelter. According to the project manager, they are the first in Sweden to conduct a preparedness exercise, reports P4 Värmland.

The municipality's plan is to gather around 40 people of different ages and life situations. During the night, the participants will help each other operate a fresh air crank to bring air into the shelter.

During an exercise like this, we want to gather as much knowledge as possible about as large a part of the population as possible, project manager Therese Rosenblad tells the radio.

The space in the shelter is limited and, according to Therese Rosenblad, participants are free to interrupt the exercise if it becomes too difficult.

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AuthorTT News AgencyEnglish edition by Sweden Herald, adapted for our readers
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