Low temperatures have led to rescue interventions in Constanta and Oradea, where swans and a dog were saved from the ice.

In recent days, the low temperatures in Romania have created dangerous conditions, but the quick interventions of rescuers have led to successful rescues. At the Tăbăcărie Lake in Constanța, ISU teams intervened to free swans trapped by ice, using a special vehicle and a boat. The swans were saved and are now safe.

Another dramatic mission took place in Oradea, where a dog fell into the Crișul Repede River after the ice broke. Firefighters quickly arrived at the scene, rescuing the animal that was in a state of hypothermia. After being cared for, the dog was taken to a shelter to be identified, considering it was wearing a collar. These interventions highlight the importance of quick response in extreme weather conditions.