Category: General

21 September 2017

I.S.A.R. advance team has arrived in Mexico

Experts from the German aid organisation I.S.A.R. Germany have also been involved in the rescue work following the severe earthquake in Mexico since Thursday. A four-strong advance team arrived early in the morning (local time) and explored the other key areas of operation in the damaged area. Six other specialists, who departed from Frankfurt in the afternoon, also carried a state-of-the-art bioradar device. <trp-gettext... Read more: Article from 21.09.2017
20 September 2017

I.S.A.R. Germany helps after earthquake in Mexico

I.S.A.R. Germany is helping to combat the catastrophic consequences of the severe earthquake in Mexico in cooperation with the Federal Association of Rescue Dogs (BRH). On Wednesday, the Mexican embassy welcomed the offer to send experts who can assess the condition of the collapsed buildings and thus support the rescue teams in their further work. After the... Read more: Article from 20.09.2017
10 September 2017

Dr Frederic Ruckert new medical director

The new medical director of the aid organisation I.S.A.R. Germany is Dr Frederic Ruckert from Wiesbaden. The 32-year-old has been a member of the organisation for over five years and has already worked for I.S.A.R. several times abroad, including in the Philippines and Nepal. Exercises have taken him to Poland and Switzerland. (more…) Read more: Article from 10.09.2017
18. June 2017

Photo drone supports I.S.A.R. with exploration

It is small, it is easy to handle, it provides a good overview of damage situations within a very short time - the advantages of the new photo drone from I.S.A.R. Germany go on and on. But the experts from the German aid organisation don't have much time in an emergency. Jörg Bauchle from the German Aerospace Centre (DLR) knows this too. As... Read more: Article from 18.06.2017
10 May 2017

I.S.A.R. Germany again certified by the United Nations

The aid organisation ISAR Germany has once again been certified by the United Nations for international rescue missions. Following an operational test in the Swiss Army's training village in Epeisses near Geneva, I.S.A.R. President Dr Daniela Lesmeister accepted the certificate on Wednesday, which was presented by UN representative Winston Chang. After 2007 and 2012, this was the third mission test that... Read more: Article from 10.05.2017