The roads of Kangavar, the Kangavar-Tuyserkan axis, and other communication routes in the east of this county have been witnessing traffic accidents and deadly and injurious collisions for years. Despite the presence of five Red Crescent rescuers and two ambulances in the city of Godin, there is still a pressing need for a new rescue base.
Ground for a Safer Future
Recently, a 3,800 square meter plot of land has been designated for the construction of the second road rescue base in Kangavar. This land is awaiting the issuance of a deed in the name of the Red Crescent after completing administrative procedures. However, the question remains: why, despite this urgent need, has no serious action been taken to establish this base?
Traffic accidents in this area, especially on dangerous roads, have repeatedly claimed lives and left families grieving. It seems that officials need to pay more attention to this issue and take practical steps to create the necessary infrastructure in this regard.
Rescue Challenges
The absence of a second rescue base in Kangavar means delays in responding to potential incidents and increased danger for the lives of vehicle occupants. Given the high statistics of accidents on these routes, establishing this base could help save more lives and enhance the sense of security for travelers and residents of the area.
In the current situation, it is essential for the relevant authorities to pay special attention to this matter and expedite the administrative processes for the second rescue base. Should Kangavar and its residents continue to wait for a rescue base?
