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Abida Ahmad

SRCA Handles Over 10,000 Emergency Cases in Al-Baha Since the Start of 2024

Citizens can request emergency services via the number 997 or the "Asafny" app, which allows users to report emergencies, track requests, and access information about nearby health facilities.
The Saudi Red Crescent Authority (SRCA) in Al-Baha has handled 10,179 emergency cases in 2024, including 7,864 medical cases and 2,315 accident cases, with average response times of 10 and 11 minutes, respectively.

Al-Baha, November 4, 2024 — The Saudi Red Crescent Authority (SRCA) in the Al-Baha region has released an impressive report today, revealing that it has successfully managed a total of 10,179 emergency cases since the start of 2024. This significant achievement highlights the dedication and efficiency of the emergency services in the region.


According to the press release, the cases handled by the SRCA encompassed a wide range of medical emergencies, totaling 7,864, alongside 2,315 incidents related to accidents. The authority emphasized its swift response capabilities, noting that the average response time for emergency cases stood at an impressive 10 minutes, while accident responses averaged just 11 minutes. These quick response times are a testament to the authority's commitment to providing timely medical assistance and support to the community.


The SRCA attributed its success to the deployment of specialized personnel trained in emergency response and the utilization of modern medical equipment. This combination of skilled professionals and advanced technology ensures that each case is managed effectively, with a focus on providing high-quality care under pressure.


Moreover, the authority proudly announced that its fleet in the Al-Baha region is outfitted with cutting-edge technologies and advanced equipment tailored for diverse emergency and disaster scenarios. This fleet comprises four-wheel-drive vehicles, golf carts, and motorcycles, enabling responders to navigate challenging terrains and reach patients quickly, no matter the circumstances.


To further enhance accessibility, the SRCA encouraged citizens and residents to request emergency services through the dedicated number 997 or via the innovative "Asafny" application. This user-friendly app empowers users to report emergencies, summon response teams, send distress signals, and track the status of their requests in real time. Additionally, the app provides vital information about nearby health facilities and emergency contact numbers, ensuring that individuals have the resources they need at their fingertips.


The proactive measures and comprehensive services provided by the Saudi Red Crescent Authority exemplify its vital role in safeguarding the health and safety of the Al-Baha community. As emergencies can arise at any moment, the SRCA’s commitment to excellence in emergency response remains a cornerstone of its mission.

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