Central emergency call in Koblenz: This is how the rescue control center works!

Central emergency call in Koblenz: This is how the rescue control center works!

Koblenz, Deutschland - The integrated control center Koblenz plays a key role in coordinating emergency missions in the region. During a visit to the member of the Bundestag Sandra Weeser together with the FDP district association Koblenz and Mayor Ulrike Mohrs, the central importance of this facility was emphasized. The integrated control center is not only responsible for Koblenz, but also for the neighboring counties of Ahrweiler, Cochem-Zell, Mayen-Koblenz and the Rhein-Hunsrück district, such as aktiplan.de reported. All emergency calls are entered here under central number 112, which are accepted by full -time dispatcher, which immediately alert the necessary emergency services, fire brigades and disaster protection teams.

The idea of the performance of the control center, which is occupied 24 hours a day, was particularly impressive and had over 460,000 telephone calls last year. This resulted in around 44,500 missions, which underlines the urgency and responsibility of this institution. In the future, a relocation of the control center to a new location in the Bubenheim district will also be considered, which is to go into operation in full by 2030, as is also the case Rhein-Zeitung.de This step is intended to further increase the efficiency of the control center and optimize the processes in the field of fire protection and general help.

The use of the integrated control center Koblenz is indispensable for civil protection in the region, which also made Weeser clear. "The integrated control center Koblenz has a central task of civilian security," said the MP. This reaffirms the role of the control center as a lifesaver for many citizens and illustrates the need for well -organized emergency care.