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Magen David Adom, the ambulance service, is taking proactive measures to prepare for potential blackouts that can be caused by natural disasters, earthquakes, extreme weather conditions, or even war. To ensure quick and efficient response in different scenarios, MADA has been preparing to activate alternative means of communication to coordinate their teams and manage emergency calls in case of multiple simultaneous incidents.

To ensure all employees and volunteers are ready to act in case of a blackout, MADA conducts exercises in different cities and towns across the country. These exercises involve practicing responding to wounded individuals from rocket attacks in areas without power or electronic communications. In addition to these exercises, MADA has purchased and installed generators, backup power systems, and medical equipment to ensure operations can continue during a blackout.

Furthermore, specialists working at Magen David Adom stations in the field are being trained to work in situations where there may be interruptions in power and communication. By being proactive and prepared, MADA is taking necessary steps to ensure that they can continue to provide life-saving services even in the event of a blackout.

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