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[Operational summary of the eve of National Day] As every year, the CGDIS deployed a dedicated operational arrangement to ensure the safety of visitors during the eve of National Day celebrations in Luxembourg City. Due to the heatwave, the CGDIS further reinforced this arrangement. A total of 140 firefighters were mobilised. 2 medical posts, 8 ambulances, 19 mobile teams on foot and two motorcycle teams were deployed throughout the capital. In total, 93 people were assisted, of whom 15 had to be transported to hospital. You can find the full press release on our website 112.lu.

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[Support for the CGDIS] Due to the persistent high temperatures, CGDIS has reinforced its operational resources since the weekend and for the entire week ahead. During the weekend alone, an increase of more or less 50% in “Secours à personnes” interventions was recorded. To help manage this rise in demand, three partners are also carrying out ambulance missions on behalf of CGDIS throughout this week. The Luxembourg Red Cross, the Luxembourg Army and Luxambulance are therefore supporting CGDIS operations and can be dispatched by our emergency call centre. So please do not be surprised if the ambulance responding to your emergency is not the usual one in CGDIS colours. A big THANK YOU to them and to the many volunteers for their support.

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[Nationalfeierdag 2026] On 23 June, we traditionally celebrate our National Day. For the first time, Luxembourg is celebrating National Day with Grand Duke Guillaume at its head. It is also a first for the Corps grand-ducal d’incendie et de secours, as firefighters will wear the fourragère during the parade, which was awarded to the CGDIS by Grand Duke Henri last year in recognition of its long-standing commitment and service. We are extremely proud of our approximately 7300 volunteer and professional firefighters, as well as our administrative and technical staff, many of whom are involved in the local and national celebrations surrounding National Day. We thank them for their tireless dedication in the service of Luxembourg and wish everyone a happy National Day. With the current temperatures, we would like to share a few reminders: • Stay well hydrated (at least 1.5 litres of water per day) • Cover your head when spending time outdoors • Limit physical activities • Be supportive of sensitive and vulnerable people in your surroundings You can find further advice at www.infocrise.lu. All that remains is for us to wish everyone a wonderful National Day.

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[Failed landing of a historic plane] Yesterday, shortly before 5:00 p.m., a historic Antonov AN-2 aircraft sustained significant damage following a failed landing at Findel Airport. For reasons that are still unknown, the privately owned aircraft, built in 1968, spun around during landing before coming to a stop at the edge of the runway. All 12 occupants on board were able to leave the aircraft unharmed before firefighters from the rescue and fire center (CIS) Findel removed the heavily damaged aircraft using a container handler. Less than three hours after the incident, the runway was cleared.

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