Taif’s mountains and valleys are monitored round-the-clock by search and rescue teams, including the volunteer Saed for Search and Rescue group, which are recognized as among the most capable in the region.
According to SPA, these teams utilize advanced technology and experience gained from the area’s challenging terrain to provide free search and rescue services and protect natural resources.
Salem Al-Shawqabi, supervisor of the Saed team, stated that the group consists of skilled Saudi men and women. Their primary objectives include enhancing emergency response, delivering high-standard operations, and fostering volunteerism.
The team prioritizes rapid intervention during missing person searches and emergencies caused by adverse weather conditions and rainfall. Additionally, the Saed team conducts safety awareness campaigns and provides training in emergency preparedness and first aid.
What services do Taif’s search and rescue teams provide during Ramadan? During Ramadan, these teams maintain round-the-clock vigilance across the valleys and mountains of Taif. They provide free search and rescue services while simultaneously promoting safety awareness and working to protect the region’s natural resources.
Who makes up the Saed for Search and Rescue team and what are their goals? The Saed team is comprised of highly skilled Saudi men and women. According to supervisor Salem Al-Shawqabi, their goals are to foster a culture of volunteerism, deliver high-standard search and rescue operations, and enhance overall emergency response.
In what specific scenarios does the Saed team prioritize rapid intervention? The Saed team prioritizes rapid intervention when responding to searches for missing persons. They also focus their immediate response efforts on emergencies triggered by adverse weather conditions and rainfall.