The past month was characterized by training and educational evenings due to the arrival of our new HLF 20. The readiness of our firefighters on the modern vehicle had to be quickly established, as the previous vehicle gradually retired after 30 years of service.
In addition to the intensive training hours, there were eight missions. For minor traffic accidents and street cleanups, we secured the area and cleared spilled hazardous materials.
Medically, our first responders were quite challenged in November. They were alerted 40 times in total to provide prompt and professional assistance. Twice, this was done in collaboration with the fire department, supporting as a helicopter-based emergency doctor transporter or for vehicle extrication.
It is worth mentioning that our Corpuls CPR was put into service at the end of November, as reported earlier. Just a few days later, it already had its first successful deployment, with a primarily successful outcome.
