Ten minors sustained injuries in a car collision and were transferred to the hospital for treatment
In the past week, from June 30 to July 6, the emergency medical services in Biysk have been kept busy. According to reports, a total of 750 patients were transported to various medical facilities within the city.
The majority of these cases involved injuries sustained in traffic accidents. A total of 110 patients were transported with various injuries, 18 of whom were injured in traffic accidents, and Six children were among those injured in a traffic accident in the village of Fominsko. Additionally, Eleven children were injured in traffic accidents last week, with Ten of these children being transported to hospitals.
Furthermore, Six children were also transported with burns, and One child was transported with poisoning. There were also 9 cases of heart attacks reported during this period.
Unfortunately, there were also instances where the emergency services were unable to assist due to unsuccessful calls. In total, there were 103 unsuccessful calls last week, including cases where the patient was not at the location or refused medical assistance.
Overall, the emergency medical service reported a total of 1625 calls during this period, indicating a high demand for their services. It is important to note that the safety of all road users remains a priority, and drivers are urged to exercise caution and adhere to traffic rules to prevent such incidents.
- The emergency medical service in Biysk reported a significant number of cases related to traffic accidents, particularly involving children, during the week of June 30 to July 6, highlighting the importance of road safety and adherence to traffic rules for health and wellness.
- Moreover, aside from the traffic-related cases, there were also reported instances of medical conditions such as burns, poisoning, and heart attacks, underscoring the vital role of science and medicine in maintaining the health and wellness of the community.
