Category: Press releases

2. October 2018

Aid from Germany for earthquake and tsunami victims in Indonesia

I.S.A.R. Germany and BRH send team to treat drinking water and several generators Duisburg. (02.10.2018) The Duisburg-based aid organisation I.S.A.R. Germany and its cooperation partner BRH Bundesverband Rettungshunde are sending a joint aid team to Indonesia. The experts will provide victims of the severe earthquake and tsunami at the end of last week with clean drinking water and electricity. The aid organisations are responding... Read more: Article from 02.10.2018
9 September 2018

Medical team certified by WHO

The World Health Organisation (WHO) certified the medical team of the Duisburg-based aid organisation I.S.A.R. Germany for international missions at the weekend in Hünxe. Together with its partner, the BRH Bundesverband Rettungshunde, the organisation will in future provide a so-called Emergency Medical Team (EMT) Type 1. (more…) Read more: Article from 09.09.2018
13 August 2018

Workshop begins in the Philippines

A special workshop kicked off today in the Philippine city of Tacloban. Around 120 representatives from the fire brigade, police and civil defence accepted I.S.A.R. Germany's invitation, including the Vice Governor of the Leyte region, Carlo Loretto. As part of the three-day workshop, the extent to which the expansion of the firefighting system can be supported as part of a project funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and... Read more: Article from 13.08.2018
24. June 2018

Support for disaster relief in the Philippines

A delegation from the Duisburg-based aid organisation I.S.A.R. Germany and the BRH - Federal Association of Rescue Dogs has met with the Philippine fire chief Leonard r Bañago in Manila. During the meeting, possibilities were explored for expanding cooperation between the German aid organisations and the fire service in the South-East Asian country. The concept for a disaster control project was presented. (more…) Read more: Article from 24.06.2018
13 May 2018

Medicals train for WHO certification

"Now we need a sample for the blood gas analysis. That's a bit tricky. Who will donate voluntarily?" asks emergency paramedic Cornelia Wagner. Two volunteers immediately report to the black treatment tent of the Duisburg aid organisation I.S.A.R. Germany, which is also used for X-rays. In September 2018, the medical team from I.S.A.R. and the partner organisation BRH Bundesverband... Read more: Article from 13.05.2018