Emergency Incidents Overview
4741 Total Incidents
January 20, 2025Ambulance
Police
Fire
Incident Timeline (Last 24 Hours)
Category Breakdown
| Ambulance | 3615 |
| Brandweer | 812 |
| KNRM | 3 |
| Politie | 311 |
Hotspot Insights
| Location | Incidents |
|---|---|
| Rotterdam-Rijnmond | 541 |
| Brabant Noord | 522 |
| Haaglanden | 504 |
| Midden- en West Brabant | 385 |
| Amsterdam-Amstelland | 308 |
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 January 20, 2025, a total of 4741 incidents were reported across various emergency services, with ambulance incidents being the most prevalent. The data indicates significant activity during peak hours and highlights the need for targeted resource allocation in specific regions.
Key Highlights
High Volume of Ambulance Incidents Medium
The ambulance incidents reached a total of 3615, indicating a significant demand for emergency medical services, particularly during peak hours.
Late Night Fire Incidents Medium
The fire incidents, totaling 812, predominantly occurred during late night to early morning hours, highlighting potential risks during these times.
Politie Incidents Indicating Widespread Issues Medium
With 311 incidents, the police incidents showed a high frequency during early morning and late afternoon, suggesting ongoing public safety concerns.
Identified Trends
Peak Hour Incidents
A significant number of incidents occur during peak hours, particularly for ambulance and police services, indicating a need for increased resource allocation during these times.
Supporting Evidence:
- Ambulance incidents peaked at 3615 during specific hours (9, 10, 15)
- Police incidents showed high frequency during early morning and late afternoon hours
Geographical Concentration of Incidents
Incidents are concentrated in specific regions, particularly for ambulance and fire services, suggesting targeted interventions may be necessary in these areas.
Supporting Evidence:
- Ambulance incidents concentrated in Midden- en West Brabant and Noord-Holland Noord
- Fire incidents spread across diverse regions but with notable concentrations
Collaboration Among Emergency Services
The presence of multiple service types responding to incidents indicates a collaborative approach to emergency response, particularly in fire and police incidents.
Supporting Evidence:
- High frequency of monitoring codes and coordination messages in fire incidents
- Ambulance incidents showed diverse types of services indicated by different messages
Recommendations
- Increase resource allocation for ambulance services during peak hours to manage high demand.
- Enhance collaboration and communication among emergency services to improve response times and efficiency.
- Conduct targeted safety campaigns in regions with high incident concentrations to address underlying issues.
Incident Details
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