Comparative analysis of firefighting service parameters in Russian and foreign towns and cities

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This analysis compares fire service parameters and integral fire risks in Russian and foreign towns, suggesting differences in safety standards.

In foreign towns, one fire station serves 58,000 people on average, compared to 77,000 in Russia.
The death risk in Russian towns is nearly three times higher than in foreign towns, at 2.5 versus 0.8 per 100,000.
The analysis uses descriptive statistics and correlation methods to assess the relationship between fire service parameters.
Results indicate better fire station equipment in foreign towns, while Russians have more people per fire appliance.

Соколов et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis compares fire service parameters and integral fire risks in Russian and foreign towns, suggesting differences in safety standards.