31 Injured and 6 Dead Over One Week: Rescue Service

From January 5 to January 11, the National Crisis Management Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs recorded 689 incidents, including 112 emergencies. Specifically, the incidents included 61 fires, one explosion, one landslide, one suicide attempt, a search and rescue operation, one sighting of a snake, two accidents in communal life support systems, two snow slides, two ammunition discoveries, 17 black ice incidents, three false alarms, four collapses, four poisonings, 16 road traffic accidents, 345 domestic calls, 26 threats of fire outbreak, 32 false fire alarms, and 170 other cases.

Due to weather conditions and other factors, there were 141 incidents of vehicle blockages. Rescuers provided assistance to 299 citizens and relocated 158 vehicles blocked on roads to safe areas. During the previous week, 31 people were injured, and six lost their lives. As a result of rescue operations, two people were saved.