Rescue service warns: emergency call at sore muscles? That goes too far!
Rescue service warns: emergency call at sore muscles? That goes too far!
In the district of Northwest Mecklenburg, the emergency services ensure headlines, not because of dramatic emergencies, but because of unnecessary missions. Florian Haug, head of the emergency services, complains that many emergency calls are made from a pure misunderstanding. "We are often called to cases that are not an emergency, such as sore muscles or ingrown toened nails," explains Haug. This means that valuable rescue workers are bound, while real emergencies, such as heart attacks, may not be reached in time. Such false missions are not only a burden on the emergency services, but also endanger the quick action in real emergencies. Nevertheless, Haug appeals to the citizens' personal responsibility and demands that 112 only call when acute help is needed, for example with severe blood loss or similar emergencies.
fire in Warin demands million damage
The combination of overloaded emergency services in the event of a superfluous emergency calls and the loss of important equipment from the fire makes the situation in the district appear tense. The emergency services calls for reflection: "It's not about a few pain, but about life and death," says Haug and warns the citizens to deal with the life -saving resource emergency services. The fire brigade is now supported by other counties, while the fire damage will be the replacement of the specialized vehicles and materials for long delays.
Ostsee-Zeitung reported on the challenges of the emergency services, while Falling in Warin informed.
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