CrimeaPRESS reports:
The chronicle of the work of “CRIMEA-SPAS” over the past weekend is as follows:
- On June 1, the rescue service received information that on the top of Eklizi-Burun (Alushta), a man who was in a group of tourists received an arm injury (open fracture). The help of rescuers was required in his evacuation from the mountainous forest area.
4 employees from the duty shift of the Alushta ASO went to the search and rescue area. Upon arrival, rescuers quickly located the victim. As it turned out, the man accidentally tripped and fell.
Rescuers provided him with first aid, putting a splint on his injured limb. Next, KRYM-SPAS employees carried the victim down to the service vehicle, after which they took him to the Angarsk Pass and handed him over to medical workers.
- also on the evening of June 1, rescuers received a signal that the guide, who was accompanying a group of tourists of 20 people (including 4 children) on the plateau of the Northern Demerdzhi massif (Alushta), became ill. He could not continue moving on his own; the help of rescuers was needed to evacuate him to the EMS access point.
4 employees of the Alushta ASO and 1 rescuer from the regional branch of ROSSOYUZSPAS LLC of the Republic of Crimea, taking with them a medical worker from the emergency medical service station, moved to the suspected work area. Having climbed by car to the Northern Demerdzhi plateau, KRYM-SPAS employees established contact with the group. The victim was given first aid, after which he was transported on a stretcher to a service vehicle. Rescuers went down to the village of Lavender and transferred the victim to an ambulance.
A group of tourists, accompanied by 3 rescuers, went to the Angarsk Pass and left for the city of Evpatoria using their own transport.
- On the afternoon of June 2, the emergency department was informed that a woman had suffered a leg injury near “Andryukhina Polyana” (Angarsk Pass region). He cannot continue moving on his own. Rescuers’ help is needed.
4 employees of the duty shift of the Alushta ASO went to the presumed location of the victim. Having met the woman, rescuers found out that she had tripped, lost her balance and fallen.
Rescuers put a splint on her injured limb and evacuated her to the Simferopol-Yalta highway in a service vehicle. The woman refused further medical care.
The Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Crimea reminds:
- before going out into the mountain-forest zone, you need to take the choice of comfortable clothes and shoes seriously;
- Be careful, don’t rush, watch your step!
source: press service of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations in Crimea
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