As part of Exercise Anvil, emergency services pooled their resources to test their readiness to respond to major incidents. The exercise scenario simulated a serious road traffic accident with multiple casualties, allowing participants to practice key aspects of coordinated response in crisis situations. The focus covered several critical areas: casualty management at the scene, including triage by injury severity and first aid provision, as well as coordination of police operations, such as perimeter security and traffic control. A separate important component was testing inter-agency coordination — the ability of various emergency services to effectively exchange information and make coordinated decisions under time constraints and high operational pressure. Such exercises are conducted regularly and are considered an essential tool for maintaining emergency service readiness for real-world crises. The realistic scenario allows participants to practice practical skills under conditions closely resembling actual events, identify weaknesses in procedures and protocols, and improve coordination mechanisms between different organizations. Exercise results are typically used to refine emergency response plans and enhance the overall effectiveness of emergency services when responding to real incidents involving mass casualties.