Azerbaijan’s Emergency Ministry provided fire trucks to Kyrgyzstan

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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