In the Tula region, the Ministry of Emergency Situations hired Gingerbread Tula and awarded him a medal

The title sounds very extravagant, but what can we do – such realities surround us. The Ministry of Emergency Situations in the Tula region decided to keep up with progressive humanity and got their own mascot. Quite predictably, it became a gingerbread, although there is an opinion that the samovar could also quite fit.

Gingerbread was solemnly accepted into the ranks of fighters with the elements and was given a certificate of the established sample. Immediately, the new employee was caressed with a medal for promoting the rescue cause. The event was covered in the media and brought everyone a lot of joy.

The ceremony was accompanied by a short excursion into history, during which the EMERCOM staff told the biography of the new colleague and his role in the economic and social life of Tula and all of Russia, as a symbol and food product. Gingerbread, for his part, promised to diligently prepare children for the dangers of adult life and tell them about fire prevention and safety measures.

As it should be in the Russian Federation, the Carrot of Tula was accepted into the ranks of the Ministry of Emergency Situations by universal vote unanimously and was solemnly declared an employee of the Main Department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia. The hero of the occasion himself made a short speech in which he thanked for the trust shown and promised to diligently fulfill his duties.

After the dedication ceremony, Pryanik Tulsky immediately took up his duties and spent a Security Day at the New Wave Recreation center. But enough of the officialdom – the event in the Tula Department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations was liked by network users and someone even predicted the career of an Internet meme to the Tula Carrot.

Some even noticed the similarity of the Tula Gingerbread with a Quilted Jacket-a character that netizens consistently associate with the ostentatious jingoism of some Russians