On Thursday, April 22, 2021, the All-Russian Student Rescue Corps celebrated its anniversary.

Solemn celebrations, dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the organization, were held all over the country. But the main event took place in Moscow – on Poklonnaya Gora.

Due to the video conference, more than 2,000 volunteers from more than 50 regions of the country joined the unified system.

The ceremony took place in the Hall of Fame of the Great Patriotic War Central Museum on Poklonnaya Gora. Amina Isayeva, a student of the DSMU and a member of the student rescue group “Snow Bars” took part in the forming-up.

Deputy Minister of the MES of Russia, Ilya Denisov, expressed his congratulations. During the forming-up, Ilya Denisov awarded the ALSRC volunteers who particularly distinguished themselves in performing tasks related to assistance in implementing the main activities of the MES of Russia.

Forming-up of rescue students were held in the territories of the regional offices of the ALSRC and the Main Departments of the MES of Russia on the subjects of the Russian Federation. Representatives of the ALSRC RD took part in the solemn event at the Main Department of the MES of Russia in the Republic of Dagestan. Oleg Kolpikov, First Deputy Head of the MES of Russia for the RD, congratulated the rescue students on the memorable date.

The Student Rescue Corps of the Republic of Dagestan under the leadership of Rinat Kakayev has long been actively involved in many search and rescue operations carried out by Dagestan rescuers, as well as they carried out a huge charity work during the pandemic.

MES of Russia works closely together with the All-Russian Student Rescue Corps. Volunteers undergo training at the premises of the MES CA of Russia, activities are being performed on the cooperative development of methodological materials on the use of voluntary student rescue units in the planned activities of the territorial bodies of the MES of Russia, the institute of mentoring in the RSMES system is being developed.

Patimat Omarova, Student rescue team “Snow Leopard” DSMU