The General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations will purchase 41 underwater drones to improve interventions in aquatic environments
Delia Niculescu
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IGSU has launched a 44 million lei public tender for the purchase of 41 underwater drones to support interventions in lakes, rivers and the sea. These drones will help rescue victims and recover bodies, improving success rates in difficult conditions and reducing risks for divers. The four-year contract includes the purchase of equipment and training of personnel and is funded from own and attracted sources.
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