Bundeskatastrophen exercise Nock Alert 2025 starts in Bad Kleinkirchheim!
Bundeskatastrophen exercise Nock Alert 2025 starts in Bad Kleinkirchheim!
Bad Kleinkirchheim, Österreich - Today, the voices of the emergency services in Bad Kleinkirchheim created an impressive sound for the "Nock Alert 2025" of the Red Cross "Nock Alert 2025". Around 350 emergency services from all over Austria have come together to train their skills in a realistic surrounding scenario and to strengthen cooperation under extreme conditions. This event was officially opened in the marquee on Thursday at 5:30 p.m. and represents a visible sign of professionalism and operational readiness that goes beyond the borders of the federal states, according to Roteskreuz.at.
The exercise includes not only the training of the emergency services, but also the construction of tents for the night. Field kitchens from Carinthia, Styria and Burgenland ensure the catering of the participants. The first realistic practice scenarios begin on Friday morning that prepare for the various challenges of disaster relief. The event is aimed at emergency services, organizers, officials, volunteers and interested visitors who want to experience the exciting work of the Red Cross.
goal and content of the exercise
The main goal of "Nock Alert 2025" is to train and strengthen the cooperation between the state associations and partner organizations in extreme situations. The event offers an insight into the organization and functioning of the various teams. The participants can look forward to processes, position cards and background information and are introduced to the matter through videos and photos.
The Red Cross is not only active in Austria, but also internationally. In addition to the rescue and medical services, the commitment also includes disaster relief. Informative materials and brochures on disaster protection are available to the citizens, as can be read on Austria.gv.at.
The context of the engagement
There are several organizations in Austria that are involved in the field of disaster protection, including the Arbeiter-Samariter-Bund, the Johanniter and the Maltese. These organizations actively contribute to the safety of the population and offer additional services, from civil protection to water rescue. Possibilities for registration as a volunteer or helper also exist, which is an important signal for community engagement in emergencies.The exercise "Nock Alert 2025" is not only seen as an opportunity for training, but also offers a platform for the exchange and networking of various organizations and helpers who have to act quickly and efficiently in the event of a disaster. Thanks to the joint engagement, the population can trust well -organized and professional help in an emergency.
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