Bad Brambach: Additional rescue station during B 92 closure!

Bad Brambach: Additional rescue station during B 92 closure!

Bad Brambach, Deutschland - In the summer of 2025, the municipality of Bad Brambach will react extensively to the upcoming challenges by the inpatient provision of an additional ambulance. Between mid -June and August, the new ambulance will be available around the clock to provide the citizens in the southern tip of the Vogtland district quickly and effectively. This measure comes in response to the upcoming full closures of the B 92, which is the only access road to the region, reports the Free press .

The full closures of the B 92 are necessary to carry out extensive construction work. In this context, the municipality plans the search for a suitable location for the temporary rescue station in March. This is particularly important because the journey from the existing rescue station in Bad Elster to Bad Brambach has been ten minutes. A traffic light traffic is also set up in the construction phases to regulate the flow of traffic.

Analysis of the emergency services in Germany

The importance of a reliable emergency services is underlined by a nationwide analysis that is carried out every four years. Such an analysis was carried out on behalf of the Federal Street system (BAST), whereby the data was evaluated from 75 survey points for the years 2020 and 2021. A total number of deployment of around 16.1 million emergency trips and around 13.1 million missions per year was extrapolated, such as Bast

The study shows that in urban regions over twice as many missions as in rural areas. In particular, around 5 million missions, i.e. 38 percent, were ambulance, while emergencies with 8.1 million missions had a significant share. The emergency rate was 97.3 missions per year and 1,000 inhabitants and has increased slightly compared to earlier years.

challenges and developments

Despite the challenges created by the pandemic, the results of the analysis remain comparable to previous years. The quality and speed of the razor and quality are essential parameters on which the efficiency of the emergency services includes. The mean aid period was 8.7 minutes nationwide, with 95 percent of the missions being achieved within 16.2 minutes.

The upcoming situation in Bad Brambach can be seen as an approach to ensure the performance of the emergency services even in times of infrastructural changes. With mobile support, the municipality will try to maintain security of supply in a critical period of time.