And training can be extraordinary — everyday life of “CRIMEA-SPAS”

During the event, both theoretical and practical classes were held. Thus, the rescue teams, according to the given introductory instructions, which were close to the real ones, practiced techniques for searching for simulated victims and “valuable cargo” in a five-story building and a building with an unknown layout, as well as in rubble and underground confined spaces. Using standard rescue tools and equipment, as well as equipment for performing work at heights, work was carried out to unblock and evacuate conditional victims, and move cargo to specified points— reported the press service of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations in Crimea.

The training was carried out over 5 days. Almost all rescuers of the Simferopol ASO took part in them.

source: press service of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations in Crimea