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Military Fire Department Responds to Traffic Accident in Cuiaba

Strategic Insights

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The Mato Grosso Military Fire Department (CBMMT) responded to a traffic accident on Sunday morning (20.7) in Cuiaba, rescuing three victims who were in a vehicle that collided with a power pole. The victims, two men and a woman, were treated on site and then transferred to the Cuiaba Municipal Hospital for medical evaluation. The incident highlights the importance of the State Pre-Hospital Care System, which was implemented earlier this month by the State Secretariat of Public Security (Sesp) and the State Secretariat of Health (SES).

Key Takeaways:

  • The Mato Grosso Military Fire Department (CBMMT) rescued three victims of a traffic accident on Avenida Miguel Sutil in Cuiaba.
  • The victims, two men and a woman, were conscious and oriented but suffered injuries, including severe abdominal pain and a cut on one of the men's heads.
  • The Military Fire Department treated the victims according to pre-hospital care protocols and stabilized them before transferring them to the Cuiaba Municipal Hospital.
  • The incident highlights the importance of the State Pre-Hospital Care System, which enables the Military Fire Department and the Mobile Emergency Care Service (SAMU) to operate in an integrated and coordinated manner.
  • The State Pre-Hospital Care System is the result of a collaboration between the State Secretariat of Public Security (Sesp) and the State Secretariat of Health (SES).
  • The initiative includes the installation of the Pre-Hospital Care Center at the Integrated Public Security Operations Center (Ciosp) in July.

Statistics:

  • 3 victims rescued by the Military Fire Department
  • 2 men and 1 woman treated for injuries
  • 1 vehicle involved in the collision
  • 3 CBMMT vehicles dispatched to the scene
  • 2 rescue units among the CBMMT vehicles
  • 1 Cuiaba Municipal Hospital medical evaluation at the hospital

Sources:

  • CBMMT (Mato Grosso Military Fire Department)
  • Sesp (State Secretariat of Public Security)
  • SES (State Secretariat of Health)
  • Ciosp (Integrated Public Security Operations Center)
  • SAMU (Mobile Emergency Care Service)

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