Rostock in an emergency: Most important information for citizens!

Rostock in an emergency: Most important information for citizens!

In Rostock there is new news from the world of the police every day, and not just at prime time. The reports are currently available around the clock in the live ticker on Ostsee-Zeitung. Whether traffic accidents, full closures, violent crimes or missing person reports - no topic is left out here. The information is essential for citizens who want to be quickly informed about current events in the region.

Accessibility and the correct behavior in emergencies are particularly important. Therefore, there are some basic tips that everyone should keep in mind: In the event of an emergency, help can be requested by calling 112. Anyone who can help should provide first aid and always remain at the scene unless the situation becomes too dangerous. Important information about the number of people affected and their injuries should also be collected, while relatives should only be notified if it is safe to do so. Medical or psychological support should also be considered after the incident.

Emergency numbers and services in Rostock

In the event of a medical emergency in Rostock, it is important to know the right contact person. The statutory health insurance on-call service for adults is availableSüdstadt Hospitalat the address Südring 81, 18059 Rostock-Südstadt, by phone on 01805 868 222 455. For children, the right place to go is the University Children's and Youth Clinic, which you can contact on 01805 868 222 457.

But it's not just injuries that can cause bottlenecks in the system. In 2023, around 12.4 million outpatient emergencies were treated in hospitals across Germany - the highest figure since records were recorded in 2018, reports Destatis. On public holidays, emergency clinics and rescue services operate around the clock and provide basic medical care. The need for specialists in the rescue service is still high, which shows how essential this professional group is.

A look at the emergency services

The past few years have shown that the number of emergencies treated in Germany has been continuously increasing, especially since the Covid 19 pandemic. From 2012 to 2022, the number of employees in the emergency services rose by a remarkable 71% to around 86,000 people. The growth in the number of full-time employees is particularly pronounced. This has resulted in the proportion of women in emergency services increasing from 27% in 2012 to 34% in 2022. In comparison, 75% of employees in the healthcare sector are female.

This increase not only shows the general need for medical care, but also that the healthcare system and in particular the emergency services are becoming increasingly important. It is obvious that there is great potential here for the future.

Overall, it shows that Rostock is well positioned both in terms of the police's willingness to provide information and in emergency medical care. Be it the quick reactions of the rescue workers or the comprehensive information that is provided - the health of the citizens always remains the focus.