This article analyzes the problems encountered during the rescue of people in multi-storey buildings in Andijan city under emergency situations such as fires, earthquakes, and technological accidents. The study involved the examination of several high-rise buildings across the city, assessment of residents’ preparedness, and evaluation of the technical and organizational capacities of rescue services. Furthermore, the urban characteristics of Andijan, road infrastructure, and the level of modern equipment available to emergency services were considered. Based on the findings, practical recommendations were developed regarding legal, technical, and social measures necessary to enhance safety in multi-storey buildings.

Andijan city, multi-storey buildings, rescue operations, emergency situations, fire safety, evacuation, urban safety, infrastructure, public preparedness.

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