Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Emergency Situations has sent technical assistance to the Kyrgyz Republic in accordance with instructions of President Ilham Aliyev.
The assistance, comprising 10 special-purpose KamAZ fire trucks, was transported by ferry from the Baku International Sea Trade Port.
KamAZ special-purpose fire trucks are designed for carrying a crew of 6 people, firefighting and emergency response, featuring high-powered water pumps, foam systems, and advanced navigation tools for quick deployment. They are built to operate in extreme conditions, with strong off-road capabilities, large water tanks, and modern fire suppression technologies.
The technical assistance will improve and strengthen emergency preparedness of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Kyrgyzstan.
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