Kyrgyzstan recorded 18 fires in 24 hours, with fire brigades responding across multiple regions. Significant occurrences included a vehicle fire and burning greenhouses. Rescue services made three emergency trips to manage these incidents.
Kyrgyzstan has reported a total of 18 fires within the last 24 hours, as confirmed by the Ministry of Emergency Situations on November 29. Each incident prompted the deployment of one fire brigade to manage the situation.
The distribution of these fires includes 10 incidents in the Chui region, 5 in the capital city Bishkek, 2 in Jalal-Abad region, and 1 in Osh region. Specific notable occurrences include the burning of a Volkswagen Passat B3 engine at the intersection of Abdrakhmanov and Kurenkeev streets and garbage igniting over an area of 7 square meters at the intersection of Gorky and Pozharsky streets.
Additionally, two greenhouses were completely engulfed in flames, covering 280 square meters in the Novopokrovka village of Issyk-Ata district. To address these emergencies, rescue services operated three trips throughout the day to ensure prompt response to these incidents.
The recent surge in fire incidents in Kyrgyzstan highlights the ongoing challenges faced in managing fire safety and emergency responses. Fire brigades are crucial in mitigating the damage caused by such incidents, which often affect both urban and rural areas. The distribution of these fires across multiple regions suggests a need for enhanced monitoring and fire prevention strategies throughout the country.
In summary, Kyrgyzstan experienced a significant rise in fire incidents with 18 fires occurring in a single day. The active response by the Ministry of Emergency Situations and the deployment of fire brigades underscores the urgency of addressing fire safety. Continuous awareness and preventive measures are essential to reduce the occurrence of such emergencies.
Original Source: m.akipress.com
