in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i offer my greetings and courtesy to you, dear viewers, companions of the khabar network . i invite you to stay with us on the first page. in this program, we are going to talk about one of the most important and serving organizations, an organization that was destroyed due to an accident in the year. 1352, the need for him was felt and today he is 49 years old, we are going to talk about the country's emergency organization on the first page of this program, with the presence of mr. jafar mayadfar , the head of the country's emergency organization, mr. dr. greetings , welcome to you, national emergency day to your excellency we congratulate you and your colleagues in the name of allah, the merciful al-rahim, i am at your service, your dear colleagues, and dear viewers. i offer greetings, courtesy and respect for the 40th and 49th anniversary.

i would like to congratulate all my colleagues around the country on the establishment of emergencies and the memory of all the dear ones who have been present since the establishment of emergencies to serve the people . we honor the memory of those who are passing away, and for those who are gone , we wish them the best of god, and for those who are, we wish them health, dignity, and pride from god. may the souls of all the martyrs and those who have passed away from the emergency room be happy, god willing, and we must say a special word of god to all those who are active in this field. there are many, very sensitive moments in the field of service, mr. doctor, starting with this historical incident. let's do what led to the establishment of emergency services. well, in 1952, apparently, in connection

with the flight of an airplane, the roof of mehrabad airport, i don't know how it was , collapsed, and in that incident, 16 people got drunk , and they didn't have any facilities to move these muslims and transfer them to medical centers they decide to set up a center to provide services in this way. this happens and the emergency services in tehran province and several cities are formed. at that time , there were about 20 bases in the whole country, and the revolution happens in the same revolution. we had the so-called victory of the revolution. after that

, they played a very vital role in the holy defense, and the dear ones who are now retired have very good memories in transporting the muslims who came behind the line and they should have been transferred to medical centers for further treatment. especially in the part of kermanshah, which was close to tehran anyway, and they could operate faster than the south of the country. if less, muslim loved ones will be transferred to tehran and other cities where this is possible. in those days, we had a number of martyrs , we had a number of veterans, and so on until after the corona virus. well, again, in this field, our colleagues made a lot of effort during the corona virus period around 19 until we had a martyr, well, in those first days, everyone was really afraid to serve, even the medical team of our colleagues would go to people's homes

, perform medical procedures, and transfer them to hospital and this caused 19 martyrs in badim and almost most of our colleagues to get corona disease and maybe some of them this happened several times and some of them infected their own families till today we are trying and we are trying to provide services god willing. let's make dear people happy with us. during the program , we will talk about the series of activities of ur johns , join us, we will see a report together , we will come back , we will follow the conversation about the emergency equipment, the giant clock in the waiting room of mehrabad airport showed 145 minutes, and the ceiling of the hall showed the reason for the collapse

was that the structure was damaged due to vibrations caused by the sound of jet engines on the runway. but the most important thing in this painful event that resulted in the death of 16 people and the injury of 11 of our compatriots was the lack of a specific system to provide assistance and transport the injured to the hospital. in fact, the occurrence of this tragedy on the 14th of december 1352 became a milestone for the establishment of a group that today has the honor of serving muslims and sick patients for 49 years under the name of the country's emergency organization. a collection that has always been in critical situations during its lifetime, including the revolution islamic and imposed war has played a striking and key role by providing relief to transport the wounded and the dedication of the employees of this organization

has been accompanied by offering dear martyrs and veterans to the noble nation of iran. paying attention to progress and development has been and is one of the most important management principles of the country's emergency services organization until today. urban and road base using a capable fleet including ambulances to assist in the transportation of muslims , motor lances to adjust and equip access to those seeking help in high-traffic conditions that ambulance buses to assist in major incidents with a number of above muslims, the marine ambulance to provide relief to the muslims in the

following cities of this report, let's talk together, and especially on the issue of emergency equipment now. how is the situation in terms of equipment? what facilities do you have? what are the shortages? look, when we talk about emergency services, there are three basic elements that can make our emergency work work. the first is human resources , the second is ambulance logistics, and the third is our equipment. the infrastructures, which are our communication systems and the bases, now i will start from the next one , because of me, let's talk about the challenge of efficiency. we have done what we have done, at least we didn't work . look, our biggest challenge is ambulances , that is, we have a shortage of fleets, we

have about 5,500 ambulances, we have about 3,000 emergency stations, now there are a little more than 20 of them. we say 10 years, but now the age of 15 years has passed, well , we have done a lot of effort in these two or three years , we have provided approximately 150 ambulances, some of them from donors, some of them from international organizations

, and in the last one or two weeks, we have provided more than 500 ambulances. the ambulance we bought has been explained, and now there are about 130 more we are getting ready, we are doing the customs work so that it will be cleared, and god willing, they will cooperate, so that this work is done and it will enter the fleet quickly. in two to three months , these 500 units will enter the fleet and we will be ready. we compensated 300 hands for 3000 devices, but up to a relatively favorable distance. it happened and both the honorable government and the honorable representatives to help, we have a resolution in the 1403 budget for the so-called sale of cars and motorcycles

to be given to the emergency organization and hilal amr to strengthen their logistics. well, god willing. these days, you can give us this allocation, we can start the work of the second phase of the purchase, so that we can do this work , we have followed a very good work, we have come together since last year. charity association that works in the field of health , we also measured the country's emergency charity association and found influential people in tehran and the country , and really, this loss of knowledge about emergency services was not tangible for them when they got into this story and saw what kind of services are available. it will be given from the work that has been done, from the films that have been prepared, from the actions that have been carried out by attacking me throughout the country for the most part, the national media has done this and

shown, for example, the phone where the delivery was made, or the delivery of a child a few days ago in isfahan, now there is a film of mine , and it has been widely broadcast, so to speak, that it comes without vital signs. they do pr and he returns to his family, well, these are very influential and they. who have the financial ability to get involved in this matter, now we have almost 50 ambulances and donors are doing the work, they are buying part of it from abroad , they are importing it, they are buying part of it inside , and this has happened to us, maybe for years. before, the benefactors wanted to build a base , for example, the name of the deceased person would be there, but now the most vital work of the ambulance, we say

, is that the resuscitation is entering the country, and we are present at this ceremony to express our gratitude and to encourage and request. we do those who are able to collect even with a small amount, drop by drop , and if there is a sea, a person may not be able to buy an ambulance, but they can enter . yusuf's price was not 2 eggs, but he brought all his possessions to buy hazrat yusuf

really, those small numbers can create big values, so this work is being done in our ambulance discussion and we are trying to use different funds from the different funds that exist in the ministry of health itself, the view of the previous minister and the view of the new minister. who know that now our first priority is to improve our fleet. god willing, all the ministries of home affairs have been mobilized and even the government has a special view . may god help us to have a year with many ambulances this year. well, the cost of the equipment

is much less. it is being purchased . we bought a significant part of it this year. it is being finalized and explained at the university of medical sciences and it has been helped . i don't know about the dc shock ventilator. it is required. it was purchased and it will be purchased again this year and it will be provided to our university. god willing, we may not have any special problems in terms of equipment. most of the ambulances will solve the problem . how many motorlances do you have? fortunately, we have reached more than 500 units. we bought about 100 motor lance units in the last month and gave them to the universities, and they are very valuable. you know that the issue of traffic is very serious and time management is very

important for us. maybe in the first years when we started the engine, people said, sir, we called for an ambulance. why is engine first, when it sees the engine , it arrives very quickly and can do all the actions. you can't just transfer the poison or the patient, so when the technicians arrive with all the equipment, stabilize the patient. tick ​​to he prepares the term, if it is necessary , he calls or calls the ambulance, now if i arrive late, our force is stationed there and it is doing its job, golden. his equipment is ready , if a shock is needed, cpr is needed, he will do it until the ambulance arrives, which our statistics show that about 80 % do not need to send an ambulance at all, and about 20% need an ambulance , which is being done, and the engine is really in big cities, especially tehran, especially khorasan razavi, mashhad was able to help us a lot, and that's why

qom is a weekend pilgrimage city. portraits he was able to help us a lot . how about the helicopter? now we have about 52 helicopters and we have two planes to transport. however, we have patients who need specialized procedures in large provinces. our problem in the helicopter story is the issue of credits . credit for maintenance for we do not own the helicopter we bought. we provide services from organizations that have centers or even the private sector that has helicopters . we place helicopters and we do it with the contracts we sign. the problem we have is that in the annual budget of the country

, there is no trace of funding for helicopters. we had an emergency ceremony just today and yesterday. mr. minister was present and it was discussed today . they came to the emergency room and we told them our problems and challenges. one of the cases of this debate is the funding of the air emergency. from the nomadic areas that no they don't have access, that is, their only access is by air or other areas where there is a need for air emergency services anyway. these measures will be done. we also request the respected government, who are currently writing the budget and presenting it to the parliament, if they consider the trouble. we will be less if

they don't take it into account, we should go to the parliament to make more efforts and this work will be done, and we hope it will happen , god willing, and we already had about 44 buses, we have a shortage of ambulance buses , but this number will solve our problems. in the discussion of arbaeen, well, the so-called border provinces of all we sent universities in the discussion of the last decade of travel. to transfer 15 injured people at once and provide good help. alhamdulillah, our situation is good , but there are gaps in some places , god willing, after providing an ambulance, which is our first priority,

we will definitely take steps in the atos ambulance code, but note. what you mentioned in the previous section about the lancer engine . in order to arrive on time, according to the international standard , how much time does it take to reach the patient's head, see that each country adjusts according to its capabilities and economic, social and cultural status. for example, one country says that i should arrive in 13 minutes, another country says that i should arrive in 8 minutes , but anyway, the international standards for some diseases are between 6 and 8 minutes, which should be done. but in our own country , we predicted 8 minutes for small cities, in big cities 10 minutes, in big cities 12 minutes, and in tehran, we predicted this number to be higher. well , the situation in tehran is also a special situation . we have this in many cities. we have reached the standards, maybe our biggest problem is in tehran

, of course, we have about 200 machines in tehran lance ward engine. but we are still far from the standards that we set ourselves . god willing, we reduced the time by a few minutes, but we did not reach what we should have reached. god willing, the day we reach it, i will tell you the real number, which of course , with this suggestion, you will not receive it again. pollen goes back to the situation where you have to and... we have to try, the government should help, the parliament should help to increase the number. i think that their souls have come to the so-called emergency room visiting me, asking how many ambulances do you have ? i said this is too few. well, he said how many you should

have. i said this is how many. he said i don't want to say it here. he said it's not many. i said no , i'll leave an ambulance on every street . at the same time as you and i are, you should enter the city of tehran and see how it will turn out. with these conditions, we are doing our best to get there. sometimes our colleagues are beaten, and let me tell you, they think , for example, that this colleague of ours is to blame, for example, in one area. we have 5 or 10 bases, that's all your citizen's mission is calling, we can't tell him, sir, we don't have an ambulance, so let's send this from a far away point . and time is passing quickly for him, then our colleague arrives and says, "sir , why is there a delay? sometimes he gets involved . several times, colleagues said, let your patient

do their work first, then beat us, let your patient work, let us beat us now, because you are sick. we can't reach it, so it's really not our colleagues' fault, the circumstances are causing them to arrive late, this happens again and again. in we had about 20 or 30 cases last year, yes , we had more or less. colleagues , it is not their fault that they arrive late, the physical conditions of the city cause them to be late because we talked about this issue . you see, the city of qaz has a sports federation and a so-called medical federation. they have their own services

they provide treatment or use the private sector, so in the case of the city of qodsam , there was a private ambulance , they had a contract with them and they were stationed there. you see, we have a general law related to the penal code of refusing to help the injured, even if i am a doctor. i'm passing by, something happened , i have to go to the scene in my private clothes and help until the troops arrive. these private amulas should also go . they are calling to take care of this injured person may 115 they say: something like this happened, we did our first job, let's move this patient , not only not calling, but also refusing to provide help, today we ordered the closure of this center

, we introduced them to the punishments that are against them according to the law. to be dealt with means that it is the same as referring to the issue of the contract that they have that we cannot provide services . those who already have an ambulance sign saying ambulance should go and help , and now they are either ignorant or not knowing. violation and based on the violation, we temporarily sealed them and introduced them to tazirat to deal with them according to the law.

it is accompanied by both bitter and sweet memories . we want to see a report, find happiness from these moments , and then come back and talk about this report . be with us. we must go back to the past moments . news of this tired night should be returned to khand. the former should be rained down a lover must breathe. in the last few minutes

, i was confused and lost in a way that i can't believe that someone who is in love is better than the one who lives . a person who is in love should let go of the fact that life

is one way and another. a person who is in love should let go of it because life is difficult . what was the story? this is a mother .

maybe we are doing too little , we don't do this in the media, or we really don't have the time to do this. i remember one of your colleagues. his child is mr. afshar, apparently, may god have mercy on him and his children, and with the training that we give from the back of the phone to the so-called mother or companion of the child or someone, when this comes back, the sound of a child or even an adult crying happens as if a soul is dying. we ourselves have been blown away , it is very pleasant and very sweet

. we have these things, now we try sometimes, it is not effective, but the ones that it's really effective, you enjoy it, it makes you feel good , where did these events take place, was it in isfahan, colleagues of our isfahan base, do you have any other memories , please let me know for the viewers , there are many of these memories, sometimes we hear the voices , we listen to see what happened apart from that when we heard that you were present at the scene

, see, we have challenges in this relationship and colleagues, what stage is it in? well , fortunately, we talked with mr. dr. zafar qandi. well, his good fortune is that he is a so-called surgeon and is always in the situation. there is a crisis and it touches this very concretely after all , he knows our working conditions with different people. see, i said it many times. we are the people. some people think that those who sit behind the ambulance are the drivers. he is a doctor or an emergency medical assistant or a nurse.