section_path: Rescue and relief operation
section_name: Rescue and relief operation
paragraph_text: Rescue and relief operation
  
  The Ahmedabad Fire and Emergency Services Department confirmed the deployment of units from various city divisions. The first call to the control room was received on 13:45 IST. Two firefighter teams were sent immediately from Naroda GIDC, and the " brigade call" was issued. More than 300 firefighters, 60 fire vehicles, and 20 water bowsers were deployed. Multiple ambulances, including 20 ambulances from the fire department, were rushed to the location. All roads leading to the crash site and surrounding areas were closed to facilitate rescue operations. Teams and fire vehicles from surrounding fire services including Vadodara, Gandhinagar, ONGC, GIFT City, and Civil Defence were also sent to the scene to render aid.
  
  The Central Industrial Security Force, responsible for security at Ahmedabad Airport, were among the first responders. Teams from the Indian Army, Border Security Force, Central Reserve Police Force, National Disaster Response Force, and Western Railways were deployed to assist with rescue and relief efforts, and a military hospital was put on standby.
  
  The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation deployed more than 150 vehicles, including earthmovers, excavators, trucks, and a roller, to clear debris from the site. The corporation also deployed engineers and health department personnel, and ordered the emergency readiness of the municipal hospitals. Shortly after the crash, all flight operations at the airport were suspended before resuming later in the day in a limited capacity.