Emergency responders in Jetiş honored for heroically rescuing their family members from a house fire at city hall.
In the Jetisu Region, a residential house was engulfed in flames, putting the lives of its occupants in danger. However, the quick thinking and bravery of local medical workers turned the situation around.
On a fateful day, the driver of Ambulance Brigade No. 6/6, Murat Satekov, noticed smoke billowing from a house in the village of Jetisu. His team, including paramedics Gabit Ergaliev and Damira Rakhimova, sprang into action.
Upon arrival, they found the house already ablaze. Despite the danger, they bravely entered the burning house, equipped with basic firefighting tools and medical supplies. Their efforts paid off as they managed to evacuate five adults and two children, one of whom was likely an infant, from the burning house. They provided immediate medical assistance to those rescued.
The community's gratitude towards these heroes was evident. The regional akim, Beibit Isabaev, expressed sincere appreciation for the ambulance workers' selfless act. The event was reported by Liter.kz.
In recognition of their bravery, the medical workers were honored with special awards. Deputy Jetisu Region Akim Marlen Kolbaev presented them with letters of gratitude from the region's akim and valuable gifts. They were awarded the Medal of Courage, a Certificate of Appreciation, and the Community Service Award.
The incident served as a reminder of the importance of community support and the heroic actions of medical personnel in emergency situations. Local residents organised a fundraising campaign to support the families affected by the fire.
As for the honorees, Murat Satek has 16 years of experience driving an emergency vehicle, while Gabit Ergaliev has eight years of experience in the emergency service. Damira Rakhimova is currently in her third day of an internship at the emergency service station, having recently graduated from the Taldykorgan Higher Medical College.
The drivers of the Ambulance Brigade No. 6/6 have been trained in the Simulation Center at the regional emergency and urgent medical care station to provide first aid and connect necessary equipment in the ambulance.
Marlen Kolbaev also noted that the issue of additional compensation from the ambulance station would be resolved. The photo provided shows Jetisu Region Akimat.
This heroic act by the medical workers from Ambulance Brigade No. 6/6 of Eskeldin District will be remembered as a testament to their bravery and dedication. Their selfless act has inspired others to prioritize community service and safety, ensuring that such incidents are fewer and farther between.
- In the realm of workplace-wellness and health-and-wellness, the ambulance workers' act could serve as a case study, demonstrating the importance of fitness-and-exercise and mental-health in critical situations.
- Recognizing their heroic efforts, the authorities aimed to implement new therapies-and-treatments focused on mental health support for emergency responders, ensuring they remain physically and mentally prepared for future challenges.
- To further promote health-and-wellness and mental-health initiatives, the municipality of Jetisu Region planned to organize regular team-building activities, workshops, and discussions for all public service personnel.
