Operation in ratings results: "Greatest camaraderie among operatives" - charitable account established
The Association of Fire Brigades in North Rhine-Westphalia (VdF NRW) has expressed its thoughts and wishes to the emergency services personnel in Ratingen who are fighting for their lives following a recent deployment. The organisation's official website can be found at http://www.vdf.nrw.
The events in Ratingen have deeply affected emergency services personnel across cities and communities in North Rhine-Westphalia, as they are familiar with similar deployment situations. Dr. Jan Heinisch, Chairman of the Association of Fire Brigades in NRW, described a sense of solidarity among emergency services in the state.
René Schubert, Chief Fire Officer of Ratingen and a member of the state association's board, explained that deployments where fire brigades, rescue services, and police work closely together are common and have a significant impact. He also noted that while protecting emergency services personnel from violence is challenging, the current focus among the fire brigades in the state is on supporting those injured in the Ratingen deployment.
The volunteer fire brigade of Ratingen has set up a fundraising campaign for injured fire brigade members in Ratingen. Inquiries about the donation account can be directed to the Association of Fire Brigades in NRW e.V. The donation account for the injured fire brigade members and their families can be found at Sparkasse Hilden, Ratingen, Velbert with account number DE81 3345 0000 0042 1116 74.
The Association for the Promotion of Fire Protection in Ratingen e.V. has also established a donation account for the injured fire brigade members and their families.
Christoph Schöneborn, the contact person at the Association of Fire Brigades in NRW e.V., expressed that many emergency services personnel in North Rhine-Westphalia are currently asking how they can better protect emergency services personnel from violence. His email address is [email protected], and his telephone number is +49 (01 70) 2 21 80 32.
Dr. Jan Heinisch also expressed appreciation for the unity and expressions of solidarity from fire brigades across North Rhine-Westphalia and beyond. The Association of Fire Brigades in NRW is grateful for the many expressions of solidarity and wishes for a speedy recovery for the Ratingen emergency services personnel.
The Association of Fire Brigades in NRW is summarizing the current mood among the fire brigades in the state as one of unity and concern for the injured emergency services personnel and their families. The source of the information is news aktuell.
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