The national "No to Accidents" campaign has been launched with the aim of promoting a culture of travel safety and reducing road accidents so that the roads of the Islamic Republic of Iran only remind us of happy memories, not sadness and accidents.
According to Radio Salamat Public Relations, Dr. Hossein Kermanpour, Head of the Public Relations and Information Center of the Ministry of Health, emphasized the importance of building a culture in the field of travel safety and said: Travel for Iranians has always been accompanied by stories of joy, discovery and companionship, but unfortunately, sometimes in a few short seconds, this sweet story turns into tragedy and thousands of Iranian families are involved in the loss of loved ones or irreparable damage caused by road accidents.
Referring to the motivation for the formation of this campaign, he added: "No to Accidents" is a cultural effort so that the country's roads only tell stories of happy memories and not scenes of sadness and accidents.
Kermanpour also mentioned the holding of a literary competition as part of this campaign and stated: The experience of this event showed that literature and art can play an effective role in awakening the collective conscience and institutionalizing the culture of safe driving.
He praised the role of writers and poets in this path and said: The authors reminded us with their works that human life is more precious than anything; unnecessary haste is the enemy of travel, and compliance with the law will guarantee a smile on the return from the trip.
The head of the Public Relations Center of the Ministry of Health stated: Let us work with empathy and participation so that no trip in Iran ends in sadness and that the roads of this land only remind us of health, happiness, and happy memories.
