Experts demand immediate regulatory response and solutions that will not limit rescue forces • Former IDF spokesman: "The issue is still in its infancy"

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Various countries are looking for creative ways to deal with the Corona epidemic. China, where the epidemic broke out, has used drones and other unmanned tools, both as a means of preventing and reducing human contact, as a control and control tool in cities where guidelines and assistance have been provided to medical teams - in measuring heat, carrying drugs, disinfecting areas and more.

Will the State of Israel, which is also preparing for the spread of the Corona, also adopt widespread use of dredgers and unmanned tools to quell the epidemic, and does the ability exist?

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Professor Yitzhak Ashkenazi, an international disaster management and disaster management expert, community resilience and multi-casualty events, considered one of the world's leading experts in complex emergency medical emergencies and disasters, says the use of unmanned emergency disaster prevention and treatment tools is increasing.

Prof. Ashkenazi, who is a member of the steering committee of the InnoTech Tel Aviv Expo iHLS event, served as an IDF physician and is remembered in Israel as the head of the Home Front Medical Expedition to rescue the earthquake victims in Turkey in 1999. There, Prof. Ashkenazi was the Israeli girl's rescue partner. Sheeran Franco among the ruins.

According to Prof. Ashkenazi, in the future, the skiers will be used by all emergency organizations, including: police, fire departments, ambulance services, home front command, traffic police, local authorities and more. Emergency organizations are likely to introduce skimmers to the exercises they carry out, and also to their routine.

Ofer Haruvi, former chief of staff in the Israeli Air Force and currently an aviator in the field of aviation, says that the use of aviation in the civilian arena in Israel is minor: "Despite the state of Israel being a technological force in unmanned aerial vehicles, widespread use of aviation in the civilian arena requires heavy regulation. Is still in its infancy - in Israel as in many countries in the world. "

The experts explain that the rules of regulation in Israel make it very difficult to operate a skimmer out of sight with an operator, thus greatly reducing the variety of tasks he can perform.

The Israeli security and rescue forces use rattlesnakes. The most widespread use is in the IDF and it is expanding, with today almost every company commander hovering and flying hovering as part of its command squad. Israeli police also use rattles, mainly for information gathering and enforcement activities, but also in the police, except for exceptional cases that receive special approval - Adhere to the strict rules of regulation.

According to Prof. Ashkenazi, the market will continue to suffer from massive regulation, but it is a regulation of routine, and during the disaster everything changes. "Declaring" Emergency "and all the rules of the game change sharply, with the main goals being: saving lives, preventing suffering and increasing community resilience. So, in any significant disaster, the state will allow widespread use of riders. Of course, the main problem is that there aren't enough experts yet In a world that knows how to characterize the characteristics of the skate that will be used to respond to the disaster. "

Avi Yariv, chairman of the iHLS InnoTech Tel Aviv Expo and Homeland Security Specialist, says the question is whether tomorrow morning, when authorities want to enforce a directive not to allow people to leave their homes in a specific area - security forces and rescue personnel could accomplish this task? For theoretical discussions and assessments of capabilities and cases and responses, should it be feasible to expect security and rescue forces to act efficiently with immediate alert - if and when the need arises? According to him, these scenarios should be examined today (simulations and run scenarios), learn from what they have done right in China and already practice integration. As an instrument of control, control and emergency assistance, the issue should also be addressed And immediate Tibetan, not limiting rescue forces or turning them into de facto "law-breakers."