Ukraine, Carpathians. A special edition of SHERP for rescuers helped save the life of a tourist who got lost in the mountains.
The search and rescue operation lasted for two days. In the conditions of a particularly dangerous avalanche situation and the difficult landscape using other transports would require much more time to find and transport a person.
Time may be worth a lifetime.
Rescuers of Izmail (Ukraine) received the only special vehicle in the region.
SHERP will be used to rescue people from snowdrifts, loose soil, and water obstacles, as well as in emergency response.
A solution for situations where response time can save lives. Where the prompt elimination of accidents is the health of people.
Today rescuers in Ivano-Frankivsk region (Ukraine) saved a local resident on SHERP, who went to the mountains for mushrooms and did not return in the evening. Found. In time. Drove back.
Was this salvation possible without a SHERP? Not sure. No other transport can operate in mountains regardless of the weather.
Such happy ends are always a miracle. With the help of SHERP, there are more such miracles not only in Ukraine, but all over the world.
Today, SHERP proved once again it’s purpose – to save the lives.
Rescuers of the Zakarpattia region saved the man who fell into the gorge. And yes, they did it by SHERP.
Such happy ends inspire us to carry our mission further – help people to overcome the obstacles.
Video source: https://www.facebook.com/SHERP.central.europe/videos/vb.1356191994489654/1370100779850041/?type=2&theater.
There are no barriers for SHERP.
Barriers are the path.
SHERP fulfills its mission — we save lives!
Now, when Western Ukraine is going through a difficult period — flooding, the water element destroyed hundreds of roads and flooded thousands of houses…
SHERP operates in its natural environment.
World Food Programme has steadily collaborated with SHERP in humanitarian emergencies that are becoming increasingly prolonged and more complex.
After all, the role of technology in providing a faster response is crucial.
WFP is also exploring the use of drones in its emergency response, particularly in the aftermath of natural disasters.
SHERP serves firefighters at Biebrza National Park in Poland
Fires at the wetlands of Biebrzanski Park Narodowy are extinguished. Thanks to all the fighters, who saved the ecosystem of Eastern Europe! And respect to a team of SHERP Central Europe for their contribution!
Video source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lb7cs_1Uzfo
