Coastal Rescue Operations Conclude on Iran's Northern Shores; 651 People Saved from Drowning

The head of the Relief and Rescue Organization, noting the successful completion of the four-month coastal rescue plan in Iran's northern provinces, said coastal rescue operations, which began on June 2, 2026, continued until October 2, 2026, along the coasts of Mazandaran, Gilan and Golestan with the aim of improving public safety. During this period, a total of 254 Red Crescent operational personnel provided services to travelers while stationed continuously in coastal areas.

Referring to the successful completion of the four-month coastal rescue plan in the northern provinces of the country, the head of the rescue organization said: The coastal rescue operation, which started on June 12, 1405, continued until October 10 this year on the beaches of Mazandaran, Gilan and Golestan with the aim of improving the safety of the countrymen. During this period, a total of 254 operational forces of the Red Crescent were continuously present in the coastal areas to provide services to the passengers.