Drone firefighting training represents a technological advance that is changing how emergency services respond. Lomingo International delivered a week of intensive training together with the Russian Serbian Humanitarian Centre (RSHC). The goal was to improve firefighting techniques in Serbia. The specialised course combined theory and practice. Firefighters learned to use drone technology for fire detection, terrain mapping and aerial monitoring of crisis zones.

During the course the firefighters learned how to use drones to locate a fire quickly. They also learned to analyse how flames spread and to plan a safe intervention strategy. Drones proved to be an indispensable tool. They greatly increase precision and safety in firefighting, especially in hard-to-reach areas.

The practical part of the course strengthened the cooperation further. The Lomingo team and the firefighters put out a fire in the field together. This showed how well the new methods work in real conditions. The successful demonstration attracted public attention, and a report on the event was broadcast on Russian television. The report highlighted the importance of international cooperation and innovation in protecting people and property.

The project improved the operational readiness of fire crews. It also helped set standards for the future use of drones in emergencies. With modern technology such as drones, Serbia is laying the foundations for advanced civil protection. The result is a faster and safer response to fires.

More about the partner organisation: www.ihc.rs