Since the fire began, emergency teams have assisted 80 individuals. Of these, 65 received discharge at the scene and 15 were transferred to public hospitals, all with a prognosis considered mild. Between 6 PM yesterday and 8 AM today, an additional 18 affected individuals were attended to, including a baby and several firefighters, with no serious injuries reported.
In addition to basic and advanced medical assistance, the Summa 112 Emergency Psychology Unit has carried out dozens of interventions. A reinforcement of professionals will be coordinated starting this Saturday, in collaboration with the Official College of Psychology of Madrid and in contact with psychologists from the Military Emergencies Unit (UME).
The SUMMA 112 deployment includes about ten Advanced and Basic Life Support resources, along with Logistics Support, Health Support, Catastrophe Coordination, and Operational Command Units. Non-Urgent Transport ambulances are also available for evacuations from residences and social centers.
The service is part of the Advanced Command Post (PMA), which was transferred this morning from Cenicientos to Navalcarnero.
