Special Rock-2024 CSTO rescue unit drills kick off in Kazakhstan
The testing ground includes a tent camp for participants, a field hospital, a stationary viewing platform and sites for exhibition performances, the ministry noted
ALMATY, September 4. /TASS/. Rescue units from the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) are taking part in drills to practice dealing with the aftermath of a destructive earthquake in Kazakhstan’s Almaty Region, the country’s Emergencies Ministry said.
"In the vicinity of Tamgaly Tas in the Almaty Region, the special exercise Rock-2024 was launched with rescue units from CSTO member states," it said in a statement. According to the agency, the main premise of the drills will be dealing with emergency situations arising as a result of a destructive earthquake in Central Asia. Earlier, on September 2-3, the CSTO rescue units trained on how to deal with natural and man-made emergency situations at their designated training locations.
The testing ground includes a tent camp for participants, a field hospital, a stationary viewing platform and sites for exhibition performances, the ministry noted.