During the past 10 hours, Civil Defense dealt with 75 firefighting and rescue incidents. Civil Defense crews and volunteers responded to various incidents during the peak of the depression. During the past 10 hours, they dealt with 75 firefighting and rescue incidents in various governorates of the country. The incidents included two fires involving two vehicles, in addition to 73 rescue incidents, which included draining water from homes and shops after rain, with water draining cases reaching 25 incidents. The highest number of incidents recorded were the removal of trees and billboards, reaching 30 incidents, while the number of cases of draining rainwater from inside homes and shops reached 25 incidents. The rest of the incidents were divided into towing vehicles stuck in pools of water, opening ferries and waterways, and securing places of dirt and rock collapses to ensure the safety of citizens and the continuity of traffic. The Civil Defense Directorate confirmed the continued readiness of its crews and volunteers to deal with any emergency in order to preserve the safety of citizens and property.