Red Cross Prepares for Frequency Festival 2025

The festival on the Traisen will take place from Wednesday to Friday next week (August 13 to 15). It presents the helpers with "medical service challenges" again, it was emphasized on Friday. At peak times, up to 120 employees will be deployed simultaneously.

According to a dispatch, the planning of the operations staff of the St. Pölten district branch of the Red Cross includes not only the organization of equipment and materials (supply tents, containers, emergency vehicles, radios, bandages, medications, food, etc.) but also the setup of infrastructure. Additionally, it involves the organization of paramedics and emergency doctors.

Seven Medical Stations at the Frequency Festival 2025

Seven medical stations will be set up. At peak times, in addition to about 120 rescue and emergency paramedics, up to three emergency doctors, as well as crisis intervention and water rescue staff, will be on duty to ensure the safety of guests from Tuesday to Saturday. Experience shows that the main tasks include treating patients with minor (cut) injuries or insect bites and circulatory problems.

The Red Cross advises not to forgo sturdy footwear even in the camping areas to avoid injuries. Since it is expected to be quite hot during the day according to the current forecast, sun protection and headgear are recommended, as well as sufficient fluids - "primarily in the form of non-alcoholic beverages."

Chappell Roan, Will Smith, Post Malone at the Frequency Festival 2025

In the Green Park of the Lower Austrian state capital, Grammy winner Chappell Roan and Hollywood star Will Smith will be among those attending. Also announced for the FM4 Frequency are Post Malone, for whom the festival was moved forward by one day to fit into the tour schedule of the American singer, rapper, and music producer, the British rapper Central Cee, Papa Roach, Suki Waterhouse, Nina Chuba, and Kygo.

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