Biysk's Emergency Teams Handle 1,650 Calls in One Week Amid Rising Demand
Biysk's Emergency Teams Handle 1,650 Calls in One Week Amid Rising Demand
Biysk's 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, covering a wide range of medical situations. Many of these cases required urgent transport to city hospitals. Out of the total calls, 153 were non-emergency situations. These included incidents where patients were not present at the scene or declined medical help.
A significant number of patients were transported to hospitals. Among them were 122 people with various injuries and 34 stroke victims. Traffic accidents also contributed to the caseload, with 17 adults and 7 children injured and taken for treatment.
Children accounted for a notable portion of the emergencies. In addition to traffic-related injuries, 35 children with various injuries were taken to medical facilities. Two children were treated for poisoning. In total, 600 patients were transported to city hospitals during the week. The figures highlight the heavy demand on emergency services in Biysk. The data reflects both urgent and non-urgent medical responses in the area.