Biysk emergency teams handle 1,650 calls in one week amid rising demand

Biysk emergency teams handle 1,650 calls in one week amid rising demand

Emily Haynes
Emily Haynes•
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In Biysk, emergency response teams made over 1,500 calls in a week

Biysk emergency teams handle 1,650 calls in one week amid rising demand

Emergency medical teams in Biysk handled a high volume of calls over the past week. They responded to 1,650 requests for assistance across the city. A significant number of these involved transporting patients to hospitals. Out of the total calls, 600 patients were taken to medical facilities. This included 34 stroke victims and 122 people with various injuries. Among them were 17 individuals hurt in traffic accidents.

Children also required urgent care. Seven were injured in road incidents, while two suffered from poisoning. Another 35 children with assorted injuries were transported for treatment.

Additionally, 153 non-emergency calls were made. Some involved patients who were not at the scene when crews arrived. Others refused medical help after contact. The emergency teams in Biysk managed a wide range of cases over the week. Their work covered serious conditions, accidents, and non-urgent requests. The data highlights the demand for rapid medical response in the area.