The operation of three crisis management bases in Tehran in the next three months promises to enhance the level of preparedness and response to crises in this metropolis. Dr. Mohammad Ali Nejad, the financial and economic deputy of Tehran municipality, along with Majid Amani, the CEO of the Engineering and Building Organization of Tehran municipality, and Dr. Nasiri, the CEO of the Prevention and Crisis Management Organization of Tehran, visited the site of the crisis management base in Region 18 to closely observe the progress of the construction of these bases.
Details of the Crisis Management Bases Project
This project, with a built area of 1,275 square meters on a land area of 2,200 square meters, is currently under construction and has achieved 84% physical progress. During this visit, Majid Amani provided a report on the activities and planning undertaken for the completion and operation of the bases and announced that the possibility of operating four crisis management bases in the capital by the end of autumn has been established.
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Agenda for Securing Financial Resources
During this visit, Dr. Mohammad Ali Nejad emphasized that activities must continue until the projects are fully realized and issued directives for securing the necessary financial resources for these projects. So far, 10 crisis management bases have been completed and are in the operational cycle, and the construction of five bases and the overhaul of seven other bases are currently underway.
In a meeting held after the visit, it was decided that within a maximum of three months, alongside the crisis management base in Region 18, new crisis management bases in Regions 7 and 12 of the municipality will also be operational. These decisions have been made to create the necessary infrastructure for dealing with crises and unfortunate incidents.
Attention to Damaged Bases
In another part of this meeting, Dr. Nasiri provided a report on the crisis management bases damaged during the Ramadan War and decisions were made to promptly compensate for the damages and restore these essential infrastructures to the service cycle. This reflects the firm determination of officials to enhance the level of security and service delivery to citizens.
Given the importance of these projects and their impact on improving crisis management in Tehran, it is hoped that with the operation of these bases, the city of Tehran will be able to perform better in the face of unforeseen events and significantly increase the safety of its citizens.
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