Jafar Miadfar, the head of the country's Emergency Organization, announced in his recent press conference that unnecessary calls to Emergency 115 have decreased to 8%. He stated: "About 2 million and 29 thousand and 459 calls to the emergency service were consultative, where the calling citizens were guided." This statistic reflects the efforts made to reduce the workload of the emergency services and increase the efficiency of the services provided to the public.
Strengthening the emergency fleet with new equipment
Miadfar further announced the delivery of 450 ambulances to medical universities and added: "35 command vehicles have also been purchased for the emergency service." This action is part of a larger plan to improve the emergency services in the country and increase preparedness in critical situations. Given the rising demand for emergency services in the country, strengthening the fleet has been prioritized.
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Acknowledgment of emergency efforts in wartime conditions
The head of the country's Emergency Organization also referred to the activities of this organization in wartime conditions and said: "The Emergency Organization was recognized for carrying out 427,121 missions in wartime conditions." Last year, the country experienced two or three wars, including a 12-day war, a 40-day war, and a 17-day war, which primarily affected the southern regions of the country. During this time, a total of 427,121 missions were carried out, demonstrating the will and capability of the emergency personnel to serve the public in critical situations.
These efforts show that the country's Emergency Organization remains committed to providing optimal and timely services to citizens despite numerous challenges. In situations where various crises can arise rapidly, strengthening the fleet and reducing unnecessary calls to the emergency service can help save lives and improve the quality of healthcare services.
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