Nikzad: Because we were at the heart of the peak

During a ceremony held at Tehran's Prayer Ground, approximately four thousand people visited medical centers and emergency services stationed at the venue. The head of the National Emergency Organization, citing this figure, stated that a significant portion of visitors sought care due to weakness, heat, and heat stroke prevention. According to published reports, no deaths were recorded at this event.

• The head of the National Emergency Organization said: "So far, we have had approximately close to 4,000 visitors."
• Approximately 800 people among the visitors were transferred to mobile hospitals.
• The reason for transferring these 800 people was stated to be weakness and heat or heat stroke prevention.
• Medical services were provided through emergency services stationed at Tehran's Prayer Ground.
• Mobile hospitals were deployed alongside fixed emergency services to attend to visitors.
• IRNA explicitly emphasized that no deaths were reported; other media outlets did not directly mention this matter.
• The number of visitors was reported as "approximately 4,000 people" in most media outlets and as "over 4,000 people" in IRNA.
• Direct quotations from the head of the National Emergency Organization were published in Jahan-e Jam, Shargh, and Etemad newspapers, but the complete text was cut off in existing coverage and the continuation of the statement is unavailable.. Coverage difference: Most media outlets presented identical figures ("approximately 4,000 people"), but IRNA, by using the phrase "over 4,000 people" and adding the clarification "no deaths were reported," provided slightly different and more reassuring coverage. Jahan-e Jam, Shargh, and Etemad newspapers included direct quotations from the emergency chief, while Khabar Online and the Young Journalists Club merely relied on statistical reporting without using direct quotations from officials.