Emergency Incidents Overview
5068 Total Incidents
May 12, 2025Ambulance
Police
Fire
Incident Timeline (Last 24 Hours)
Category Breakdown
| Ambulance | 3554 |
| Brandweer | 1062 |
| KNRM | 3 |
| Politie | 449 |
Hotspot Insights
| Location | Incidents |
|---|---|
| Rotterdam-Rijnmond | 614 |
| Brabant Noord | 478 |
| Haaglanden | 454 |
| Midden- en West Brabant | 395 |
| Amsterdam-Amstelland | 332 |
Trends Overview
All regions saw an increase in ambulance calls. Police interventions were higher than the previous day, and fire incidents were up .
7-day incident trend
AI Incident Analysis
Summary
On May 12, 2025, a total of 5068 incidents were reported across 26 unique regions, with a significant concentration in medical emergencies and traffic incidents. The data indicates a pressing need for improved emergency response strategies, particularly during peak hours in urban areas.
Key Highlights
Surge in Medical Emergencies High
The medical emergencies cluster shows an alarming count of 3554 incidents, indicating a significant strain on healthcare services during peak hours.
Diverse Incident Patterns Medium
The presence of diverse incident types across various regions suggests a widespread issue, particularly in urban areas where population density is high.
High Frequency of Traffic Incidents Medium
The police incidents cluster indicates a high frequency of traffic accidents, particularly in urban areas, necessitating increased traffic management and safety measures.
Identified Trends
Peak Hour Incidents
A significant number of incidents occur during peak hours, particularly from 12 PM to 4 PM, indicating a need for enhanced resource allocation during these times.
Supporting Evidence:
- 3554 medical emergencies reported during peak hours
- High frequency of police incidents in late afternoon hours
Urban Concentration of Incidents
Incidents are predominantly concentrated in urban areas, highlighting the need for targeted interventions in these regions.
Supporting Evidence:
- High counts of medical emergencies and police incidents in urban regions
- Diverse regional coverage across urban centers
Recurring Incident Types
Certain types of incidents, such as traffic accidents and medical emergencies, are recurring, suggesting systemic issues that need addressing.
Supporting Evidence:
- Common types of incidents include road injuries and urgent medical responses
- Frequent test calls and lift-related incidents in brandweer incidents
Recommendations
- Increase ambulance availability and response teams during peak hours (12 PM to 4 PM) to address the surge in medical emergencies.
- Implement targeted traffic management strategies in urban areas to reduce the frequency of traffic accidents.
- Enhance public awareness campaigns regarding safety measures to prevent road injuries and other emergencies.
Incident Details
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