Performing 2 rescue operations over the past 7 days

According to Mehr News Agency, Babak Mahmoudi, head of the rescue agency, said: According to the information provided, 4 people were injured and patients were transferred to medical centers in various accidents and 4 received pre -hospital health care at the scene.

Mahmoudi continued: Most rescue operations were carried out in Mazandaran provinces with 2 operations, Isfahan with 2 and in Fars. Also, the highest number of injured in the provinces was reported in Isfahan with 2, Mazandaran with 2 people and Golestan with 4.

He added: “Tehran with 4 people, Mazandaran with 4 people and East Azerbaijan with 4 people.

Mahmoudi, referring to traffic and road accidents, said: Over the past week, 5 rescue operations in traffic accidents on the country's suburban axis by the country. Rescuers This organization has been done. The operation resulted in the transfer of 4 injured to medical centers and treatment of 4 injuries on the scene at the scene.

He said: Most traffic accidents in the provinces are registered in Isfahan with 2 operations, Fars with 2 operations and Golestan with 2 operations. Also, the highest number of transitional injuries in the provinces is in Isfahan with 4 people, Golestan with 2 people and Yazd with 2.

Mahmoudi went on to refer to rescue operations in mountain incidents and said: “The rescue operations have been carried out in the country's mountain accidents.” Three people were injured and four were injured in the past 7 days.

He also pointed to mountainous events: Most mountain events in the provinces were reported in Tehran with 2 cases and Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari with 2 cases. And most of the incidents in the mountainous incidents of Tehran provinces were recorded with 2 people and Alborz with 4 people.

At the end, Mahmoudi emphasized the importance of these services, adding: “This report represents the continuous efforts and self -sacrifice of the Red Crescent Society's relief and operational forces to provide quality services to the injured in emergencies.”