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Last month, the New York City Department of Buildings participated in National Elevator Escalator Safety Awareness Week. According to the Department of Buildings, New York City operates 62,000 elevators and escalators.
This year the Department of Buildings visited with approximately 1,700 children in first through third grades across the five boroughs of New York City to teach them what to do in an elevator or escalator emergency.
Ring, Relax and Wait
That is the slogan the City is urging children to remember if they have a problem on an elevator or escalator. Specifically, the City wants children to ring the emergency bell and wait for help. Additionally, children are being taught to:
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