ISU Bucharest-Ilfov will be able to detect victims trapped under the rubble in the event of a very strong earthquake that would hit the capital, all thanks to an ultra-performing device that uses a variety of sensors that detect people's movements.
ISU announced today that it spent 20.000 euros for this device that uses the latest technology to save human lives in case a strong earthquake hits Bucharest and destroys buildings.
The ISU made the announcement right after the earthquake that occurred last night in Romania, which had an intensity of 5.2 degrees on the Richter scale, so that it was felt by many people after it occurred.
ISU Bucharest-Ilfov is currently the only institution in Romania that has such a high-performance device that is able to detect people trapped under rubble in case of an earthquake, and I would not hope that others will be bought too soon, considering the high price .
"When we use the equipment, we detect the victims much faster than if we were to look for them physically. Any equipment that is intended for rescue increases the chances of success of the intervention."
