Ekurhuleni honours firefighters on International Firefighters’ Day

DEMS marked May 4 with a prize-giving event recognising firefighters’ dedication to protecting lives and property.

The City’s DEMS joined the global community in commemorating International Firefighters’ Day on May 4, paying tribute to firefighters for their commitment and service.

International Firefighters’ Day honourS firefighters worldwide for their bravery and dedication in protecting lives and property.

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As part of the local commemoration, DEMS hosted a prize-giving ceremony where firefighters were recognised through a lucky draw.

Winners were selected during the event, with names drawn by DEMS acting divisional head of emergency services Lifty Koena Ngoepe, alongside Southern African Emergency Services Institute president Theresa Geldenhuys.

The initiative formed part of efforts to acknowledge and uplift emergency personnel within the City of Ekurhuleni’s disaster and emergency services.

DEMS said the celebration highlighted the importance of firefighters’ role in safeguarding communities and responding to emergencies across the metro.

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