Georgian Emergency Management Service updates firefighting fleet with 31 new fire engines

The Emergency Management Service of the Georgian Interior Ministry upgraded its firefighting fleet with the acquisition of 31 new Iveco Magirus fire engines that meet modern European standards.

Temur Mghebrishvili, the Head of the Emergency Management Service, inspected the newly acquired vehicles and reviewed their technical specifications on site.

The Service noted that the fire engines were specially designed for Georgia’s terrain and needs. They are equipped to fight both forest and urban fires.

The new high-mobility vehicles will be distributed to various regions across the country.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs continues its active efforts to modernise and expand its firefighting and rescue fleet.